Honeydew honey 400g Honeydew honey is a high-quality Sicilian product, characterized by an intense and unique flavor that conquers the palate of lovers of authentic tastes. Produced by the Sicilian black bee, this honey is obtained from honeydew, a sugary substance produced by certain insects that feed on the sap of plants. Honeydew honey presents a dark color, almost black, and a dense and velvety consistency. Its flavor is particular and unmistakable, with notes of licorice, malt, and caramel, making it perfect to accompany aged cheeses, desserts, and meat dishes. Recognized as a slow food presidium, honeydew honey is produced following traditional and environmentally-friendly methods. The harvest takes place during the summer months, and the extraction of honey from the combs is done by centrifugation, without any heat treatment, to preserve its quality and original flavor. It is noted that the information regarding the density and color of the honey described on this page may vary slightly depending on the time of year.
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Honeydew honey 400g Honeydew honey is a high-quality Sicilian product, characterized by an intense and unique flavor that conquers the palate of lovers of authentic tastes. Produced by the Sicilian black bee, this honey is obtained from honeydew, a sugary substance produced by certain insects that feed on the sap of plants. Honeydew honey presents a dark color, almost black, and a dense and velvety consistency. Its flavor is particular and unmistakable, with notes of licorice, malt, and caramel, making it perfect to accompany aged cheeses, desserts, and meat dishes. Recognized as a slow food presidium, honeydew honey is produced following traditional and environmentally-friendly methods. The harvest takes place during the summer months, and the extraction of honey from the combs is done by centrifugation, without any heat treatment, to preserve its quality and original flavor. It is noted that the information regarding the density and color of the honey described on this page may vary slightly depending on the time of year.
