NT$740
In ancient civilizations, such as those of the Greeks and the Celts, the linden tree held a revered status as a mystical symbol of life, health, and fertility. Its towering presence and fragrant blossoms made it a focal point of worship and reverence.
The delicate yellow and white flowers that adorn the sprawling branches of the linden tree, blooming in late spring or early summer, emit an enchanting aroma that has long captivated both humans and bees alike. For millennia, linden honey has been cherished as a delicacy, renowned for its exquisite taste and purported medicinal properties.
In optimal weather conditions, a single middle-aged linden tree can yield an impressive harvest of 20 kilograms or more of high-grade honey, making it a valuable resource for beekeepers and enthusiasts alike.
Avoid direct sunlight.
Store in cool and dry conditions between 15°C and 25°C.
Once opened, ensure to close it well for better preservation of its active ingredients.
Use 1 teaspoon before breakfast.
Can eat directly or add to water, tea, smoothie or drizzle over breakfast.
Not suitable for infants under 12 months.
| Weight | 0.5 kg |
|---|---|
| Region | Bulgaria |
| Taste | Earthy (woody with a hint of mint, balsamic and camphor aroma) |
| Sweetness | Very sweet (sometimes with a touch of bitterness) |
| Crystallization | Quick |
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