It may contain flower honey, primarily from spring heather, as well as blackberry, wild strawberry, lemon balm, wild oregano, etc., due to the rich beekeeping flora of the area. It also comes from chestnut trees, whose honey flow coincides with the end of the fir.

The bee decides. Among the flowered organic farms and pristine forests, the bee does not know from which flower to first gather nectar for its precious honey. However, this wealth of vegetation often holds surprises. The variety of honey produced, although of high quality and nutritional value, is not always what was expected.

Important Information:

• Free from artificial feeds.
• Free from antibiotics.
• From controlled areas.
• Not certified gluten free.
• Not suitable for individuals with celiac disease.