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Honey from Germany and the EU to countries.
Honey from own beekeeping to the consumer with HIGH-CLASS GUARANTEE.
The lavender is a very smelling, aromatic shrub plant which has adapted itself to dry locations with low ground water and precipitation.
The lavender is a very smelling, aromatic shrub plant which has adapted itself to dry locations with low ground water and precipitation.
From own beekeeping to the consumer with HIGH-CLASS GUARANTEE.
Our Robinia Acacia honeycomb honey is from its own apiary to the consumer, honeydew 2018, is from the city of Gien (France). Gien is a French town in the Loiret department in the Center-Val de Loire region. The city is located on the Loire about 80 kilometers east of Orleans and 150 kilometers from Paris in wooded surroundings. (Ca.120g)
The Robinie is the so-called "False Acacia", hence the name of the honey. Acacia is often the first ray of hope for bees after a long winter, because they bloom early in the year. Acacia honey from Germany is a lover's honey, fine and sweet in the taste and not very dominant in sweetening.
Our Robinia Acacia honey is from its own apiary to the consumer, honeydew 2018, is from the city of Gien (France). Gien is a French town in the Loiret department in the Center-Val de Loire region. The city is located on the Loire about 80 kilometers east of Orleans and 150 kilometers from Paris in wooded surroundings. (Net 500g)
Autumn honey is very fragrant with a high nutritional value, light color and a bitter taste. It is rich in trace elements and vitamins. Honey is perfect for hot drinks and fine cuisine.
Oak honey is one of the special and rare honey and is collected by bees from the honeydew of oak.Honey dew depends on the weather conditions that prevail in oak forests and, accordingly, the collection of oak honey does not occur every year.
