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HONEY OF FLOWERS also called multifloral or THOUSAND FLOWERS, is the one elaborated by the bees from the nectar of the flowers of several vegetable species and does not have any of them over the others.
CANTUESO HONEY crystallizes slowly, is very light amber, and has soft floral aromas and sweet taste with some acidic note.
It is a honey harvested in spring and very typical of Andalusia.
Yellow box with screwdriver. For Dadant and Perfection hives
Yellow box with screwdriver. For Langstroth or Dadant hives.
We have bee pollen, in season, harvested in the area, dried and conditioned under strictly controlled conditions to preserve its high quality.
Its floral origin is usually of cistus, holm oaks and chestnuts.
Upon request we can serve fresh and granulated pollen.
The multivitamin and multimineral complex, totally natural, more complete than is known. The pollen is collected by the bees directly from the flowers and the only process that has suffered is a careful drying in a current of warm air.
The THYME HONEY, of amber color, pulling dark when it crystallizes, although it has little tendency to crystallize and when it does it shows coarse granulation. The most characteristic is its intense aroma, with soft and sweet flavors that linger in the mouth.
ORANGE BLOSSOM HONEY comes from the nectar of citrus fruits: lemon, orange, clementine ... Light color, thick texture, mild flavor and a certain aroma of orange blossom. It has a very solid texture because of the large amount of sugar it has and usually solidifies.
ROSEMARY HONEY, very aromatic shrub, is one of the most popular in the Iberian Peninsula. It is a honey of a characteristic light color very appreciated.
HONEY OF EUCALYPTUS has a very aromatic balsamic odor, a hallmark of any product from the eucalyptus, and with a strong flavor, very concentrated, slightly woody.
The CHESTNUT HONEY is one of the stationary honeys, only obtainable from May to July approximately. It has a slightly acid taste with a bitter but soft touch. Its coloration can range from dark yellow, amber, reaching black and is difficult to crystallize.