From the pictures, the color in the two vials seems to be a little darker, I don't know if it's because of the lighting in the pictures or if it's just the way it is. Pure honey is not dark but slightly yellowish in color. My personal opinion is that these honeys are boiled by sugar dilution, and at the very least, they are fake with some of the sugar dilution mixed in.

There are a variety of ways to identify real honey, mainly: 1, color, real honey yellowish color, water flushed to form a milky white flocculent liquid; 2, with chopsticks dipped in a little bit of honey to lift the good honey will appear long and even wire, break the wire and then quickly shrink to beads, fake honey can not be beads; 3, smell, taste. Added flavorings of fake honey flavor is very strong, real honey only light honey flavor; fake honey in the mouth is only a relatively soft syrup flavor, real honey will feel very "brake mouth", the throat are choked to the feeling of a kind of "sweet and salty". 4, real honey After a long time, it will solidify into a "lard" shape, and stirring will be granular; fake honey never solidifies. The honey will solidify differently, but very slightly.