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Honey can become darker as a result of storage, although at widely differing rates. This depends upon the composition of the honey (acidity, nitrogen and fructose contents) and its initial color. Generally, the darkening of honey is temperature sensitive and occurs more rapidly when honey is stored at high temperatures.
