I haven't had the Meadow honey, but the Leatherwood is richly flavored, almost spicy in taste, and it would be absolute heaven on toast or in some teas. I don't know who designed the breathtaking packaging for these products, but clearly that person is an artist at heart. Perfect for an unusual gift, perhaps with some tea and English muffins. This is extra virgin, to begin with, which means it's a first pressing of the olives, resulting in a more substantial oil that smells wonderfully fresh and has a slightly peppery, lasting flavor. Even the bottles and accompanying packaging have been beautifully done.
All oil is certified organic, too.
Personal favorites of mine include the Chicken Apple and the Chicken Provencal with Leek, but if you're a bit more adventurous you might try the Thai Chicken with Ginger, the Chicken with Habanero Chilis and Tequila, or the Smoked Turkey and Duck with Fennel. The sausages use no fillers and no MSG, and none have any artificial flavors or preservatives. I've been sampling these sausages for years at various food shows, where the company representatives can't cook them fast enough to keep up with demand. I have to admit I was never a huge fan of rice when I was younger. That's changed a lot, though, with the introduction into the American market of rices in so many colors and textures and flavors.