Dark color, mild flavor and delicate forest aroma - rich in a variety of nutritional values!

Nectar honeydew honey is an amazing aroma of fine-grained goodness. Just open the jar - you can immediately feel the whiff of nature. This is thanks to the leafy honeydew and nectar of flowers. The bees created a mild composition with a slightly resinous taste and a delicate note of spicy aroma. Honeydew nectar honey is usually dark in color, but can shimmer - from yellowish brown to dark brown with a greenish tinge. Certainly, the nectar-honeydew sweetness will transport anyone to a forest land flowing with honey!

Properties of nectar-honeydew honey:

• mild taste, in which a slightly sour note is perceptible
• nectar-honeydrate honey is characterized by a light, resinous aroma
• can vary in color: from yellow-brown to dark brown, with greenish tones 
• very varied, natural composition
• more easily digestible nutritional values 
• combines the properties of nectar and honeydew honey 
• crystallizes more slowly than other nectar honeys
• after opening the jar, you can smell the forest aroma

What does nectar and honeydew honey consist of? 

Bees combine powers from nature - they gather flower nectar in their hives, as well as coniferous and leafy honeydew. This results in the fullness of valuable properties locked in a jar of goodness! Honeydew nectar honey consists of floral and forest notes. The predominance of coniferous honeydew or leafy honeydew tones depends on the region of the apiary - the bees collect pollen from trees, bushes and flowers. This makes it easy to distinguish this honey among other honeys and bee products. Certainly, nectar-pollen honey is a variation of flavor, unique aroma and combined powers from nature!

How is nectar-honeydrate honey made? 

Nectar-honeydro treasure, which is frequented by bees, is a flavorful variation of honeydew, pollen from surrounding shrubs and flowers. Honeydew is the sap of the trees, which is due to the work of more than just bees - aphids, maggots and honey bees, adding their own enriching substances, transform the natural plant sap into a sweet, viscous liquid visible on the needles, leaves or bark of trees as a fine dew. And the winged worker bees transport the honeydew to the hive, where it is transformed into honeydew honey! What's more, the bees not only bring the valuable honeydew from coniferous and deciduous trees to their hives, but also draw natural goodness from the flowers that bloom in the area. As a result, they combine the honeydew with nectar and create nectar-honeydew honey, which is full of beneficial properties and has a high enzyme content.

Uses of nectar-honeydew honey

• as an ingredient of marinades for meats 
• as an aromatic addition to herbal teas, infusions 
• as an addition to sauces and dressings 
• will prove useful in power cocktails and energy shots 
• an excellent spread for dark bread and buttered buns

Honey should be used cold - just make sure your dishes and infusions are below 40 degrees Celsius!

Is nectar-honeydrate honey suitable for children?

Nectar-honeydrate honey from our apiaries is a natural source of power from nature and sweet energy with a forest note. There are no contraindications for the youngest fans of gluttony - however, it is recommended to give to children over the age of 1.

Natural bee honey crystallizes. Honey can crystallize from a few days to a year depending on the species. It can be restored to liquid form by heating it to 40°C, but it should be protected from sunlight on a daily basis and should not be stored at a temperature higher than 18°C.

Nutritional values in 100g:

Expiry date: min. 3 months unless stated differently in the title or description

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