The type of honey that a honeybee produces will differ entirely based on the kind of foliage that it’s been using for food. When a bee has been feeding off clover, the honey tends to be more mild, less bitter, and has a cleaner taste than that of wildflower honey. You’ll also tend to find that pure clover honey has an almost white appearance. Wildflower honey, in comparison, tends to be very dark and typically has more flavor when harvested towards the end of the honey season.