This honey comes from a small beekeeping in Lübeck on the Baltic Sea. The beekeeper is known for Scandinavian and Baltic honey and the bees are located along the coast with the typical flora. In this case the apiary is near Travemünde on the Brodten steep bank . This is a popular tourist destination, but otherwise has a wild, untamed hinterland. The beekeeper gave us precise information about the origin of the honey, he writes:
"The thistle and blackberry come directly from our own beekeeping. Our bees for both varieties are only 200 meters from the shore of the Baltic Sea. There is a huge blackberry field there in the summer (all wild, no plantation) and then in midsummer countless thistles grow next to it . The entire area is surrounded by a natural golf course in the hinterland and is therefore largely kept away from external influences such as gardens or linden trees. Perhaps interesting for Baltic Sea connoisseurs: The bees are located directly in the landscape protection area of the Brodten steep bank. A very well-known clay steep bank, which is in the Summer is always visited by many tourists."
250 g blackberry honey €8.90 each; Basic price 1 kg = EUR 35.60
Manufacturer: Hanse Honig, Germany and Sweden
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- Customers can choose between GLS and postal delivery. Details can be found in the shipping rates .
- Local delivery in Vienna on the same day for orders from Tuesday to Friday until 5 p.m. Carried out by Veloce Botendienste GmbH. Later orders will be delivered the next day as quickly as possible.
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