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Pine honey - 950 gr
It is the most important category of Greek honey since more than 60% of the total annual production comes from pine trees. It belongs to the category of honeydew honey and its production requires the existence of the insect Marchalina hellenica (cotton). Pine honey comes from this insect's honeydew secretions (amino acids and sugars).
COLOR: brown (Spring pine is lighter than autumn)
AROMA : Sandalwood, pine resin, propolis, iodine (more intense in spring pine)
TASTE : Long lasting with notes of vanilla, caramel
PAIRING: Yogurt with walnuts, feta, manouri, roasted vegetables, on bread with butter, green salads
Pine honey - 950 gr
It is the most important category of Greek honey since more than 60% of the total annual production comes from pine trees. It belongs to the category of honeydew honey and its production requires the existence of the insect Marchalina hellenica (cotton). Pine honey comes from this insect's honeydew secretions (amino acids and sugars).
PINE HONEY
It is the most important category of Greek honey, since more than 60% of the total annual production comes from pine trees. It belongs to the category of honeydew honey, and its production requires the existence of the insect Marchalina hellenica (cotton). Pine honey comes from the honeydew secretions (amino acids and sugars) of this insect.
900gr
General: It is collected in the spring from orange blossoms and has special organoleptic characteristics that the consumer likes.
Aroma and flavor profile: FRUITY, FLORAL, WARM
COLOR: LIGHT, GOLD
AROMA: High aromatic notes of citrus fruits, honey, and citrus climate
TASTE: Sweet, fruity, with lively notes of orange in harmony
TASTY COMBINATIONS: goes great with cinnamon, ginger, rose, on bread, cranberries, nuts, jams, chicken, desserts (tarts and chocolate)
Crystallization: Fast crystallization speed in 1-3 months.
950 gr
Pine honey - 450 gr
It is the most important category of Greek honey since more than 60% of the total annual production comes from pine trees. It belongs to the category of honeydew honey and its production requires the existence of the insect Marchalina hellenica (cotton). Pine honey comes from this insect's honeydew secretions (amino acids and sugars).
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