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These bees never are fed high fructose corn syrup - a common practice in industrial beekeeping. And in the winter months, only when it's necessary (really cold), they feed their bees extra honeycomb they have on hand.
Honey is one of the few products in the world that never goes bad. It has low water content and somewhat high acid level, making it very unfavorable for bacteria to grow.
Store it at room temperature and away from a window so that it doesn't fluctuate significantly in temperature. It can lose some of its flavor. Crystallization may occur (which makes it act like a spread) and just warm it up by place jar in warm (not boiling) water for a little bit. Just be sure to keep the lid on tight so no water gets in. Some people also use the microwave, but be careful. If the honey gets too hot it'll pastuerize and lose some of it's flavor.
While it is sugar (though not refined!) there are some studies showing that it has some interesting health benefits.
For honeycomb, it goes great on a charcuterie board. The wax is edible, but better not chewed on for long (if at all).