Sądecki Bartnik apiary is a family business, which is run by Anna and Janusz Kasztelewicz, for whom beekeeping is more than merely an occupation- it is their passion for the fascinating tradition of beekeeping. The farm is situated in Stróże, a town in the South of Poland, in the heart of the picturesque mountains of the Beskid Sądecki. The collection of Bee Farm honeys could be best characterized by its simplicity and clarity of composition. This Special offer comprises of the following honeys: multi-flower, acacia, blossom, lime blossom, and honeydew honey.
Bee Farm Bio/Organic Honeydew Honey 250/370g
Carefully selected products, consistent striving for top quality of the products allowed the company to achieve the Top Quality Certificate of the European Quality Institute, which was preceded by the 2001 implementation of the quality management systems ISO 9001 and 14001, as well as the HACCP system. We are also proud to have EU's Organic Farming Certification - BIO.
- These BIO products are derived from organic apiaries, use of any chemicals to combat bee diseases is forbidden. Moreover, beekeepers may not set up beehives near the so-called "industrial" plantations of fruit trees, and the hives must be made ofnatural material like a tree, straw or clay.
- All bee products, especially organic products help to reduce the propensity to allergies and allergies, improve the health of the body, develop a natural immunity to fight colds.
- We offer 4 types of organic honey: Acacia, Lime, Honeydew and Blossom.
- Honeydew honey or Forest honey is a type of honey made—not from blossom nectar—but from honeydew excreted by plant sucking insects such as aphids. It is usually produced from trees, both conifers and deciduous, although it may also produced from grasses and plants. The ancient Roman naturalist Pliny thought honeydew fell from the stars and this belief was held for centuries. It was as recent as the 1960s that some beekeepers believed that honeydew collected by bees was sweated out or exuded from trees and plants although it was determined by the French naturalist, Reaumur in 1740 to be produced by aphids. In fact, this strong-tasting, mineral-rich, savory honey is the result of a relationship between aphids and bees that is common throughout the world, yet unbeknownst to most.
- Honeydew honey is highly appreciated in certain parts of the world by connoisseurs and honey lovers alike for its strong flavor and healthful properties. It is especially well known in European countries like Germany, Poland, Switzerland, Austria, Slovenia, Italy, Greece, and Turkey as well as New Zealand,
- It is rich in mineral content, amino acids, and may have stronger antibacterial properties. When a psyllid insect or aphid ingests the plants sap, it digests the small amount of protein present and expels the rest of the water, sugars, tannins and other indigestible material as honeydew.
- Color: Dark to very dark, honey colored, sometimes with green fluorescence.
- Taste: Intensity: medium, woody and warm. Medium sweetness with weak acidity. No bitterness with a medium aroma. Medium persistence/aftertaste and sometimes astringent.
- Aroma: Woody and warm.
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Jar 370 g
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Squeeze bottle 370 g
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