Honey from the strawberry tree is something very special. We don't know any other honey that tastes as bitter as this blossom honey. The strawberry tree is native to the Mediterranean region and is cultivated particularly in Sardinia and Corsica. There, the fruits and honey are used for baking and cooking, among other things. The fruits are also used to make schnapps.
Since the trees are very late bloomers and only begin to flower in autumn, pollinators have a difficult time, because on the one hand, honey bees are already entering their winter rest, and on the other hand, strong autumn storms very often prevent bees from flying.
For this reason, strawberry tree honey was and is a rare and precious gift of nature, and there are many years when no honey at all can be harvested from the strawberry tree.
500 g strawberry tree honey at 16.90 EUR;
If you prefer the bitter honey from Corsica, you should check out the Corbezzolo Honey from Apicoltura Brezzo.
Manufacturer: Imkerei & Bienenprodukte Rüdiger Feldt, Germany
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