Here you'll find lavender blossom honey from the South of France. This honey is especially familiar to travelers from Provence, where the purple-flowering lavender is cultivated extensively for the perfume and cosmetics industry. The blossoms have a strong and distinctive scent, and honeybees harvest this single-variety and highly aromatic honey from the nectar. Its light, sometimes even white, color, firm consistency, and outstanding flavor make lavender honey the perfect breakfast spread.
Please note that lavender cultivation in southern France is severely threatened by a pest. The glasswing cicada has a richly laid table in monocultures and is relentlessly eating its way through the roots of lavender fields. Unfortunately, local lavender farmers have not managed the problem, so this honey of the highest beekeeping quality can only rarely be offered, and prices on the global market have recently risen sharply.
500 g at 15.50 EUR; basic price 1 kg = 31.00 EUR
Manufacturer: Beekeeping & Bee Products Rüdiger Feldt, Germany
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