Flower Honey: Buckwheat Dominance

Buckwheat or "black wheat" is not a cereal as we
might think so but a flowering plant related to the
Polygonaceae (sorrel, rhubarb, etc.) very popular with bees.

Its particularly long flowering from mid-July to mid-
September gives bees time to forage on this plant.

Buckwheat gives the honey a full-bodied, earthy smell and a strong, distinctive taste that lingers in the mouth.

Highly appreciated from a culinary point of view, it is eaten with a piece of fresh goat cheese...

When bottling, they do not heat any honey to preserve all its natural properties. They use a mechanical process that makes their honey creamy and releases all its olfactory and taste aromas.

Weight: 250g, 500g
Packaging: Glass jar
Shelf life: 2 years after potting
Storage: Keep at room temperature and away from light