Natural Scottish Raw Forest Honey by Carnie Bees 340g
£10.00
Produced in Aberdeenshire, Scotland by native Scottish bees.
Raw forest honey is very deep and rich-tasting honey; it has fruitiness as well as a deep
woody flavour. Tree honey tends to be dark, has a strong flavour and is less likely to set
due to a relatively low glucose content.
Slightly varying in taste, colour, and texture from season to season, it is raw, natural, and
unpasteurised, as nature intended.
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Produced in Aberdeenshire, Scotland by native Scottish bees.
Raw forest honey is very deep and rich-tasting honey; it has fruitiness as well as a deep
woody flavour. Tree honey tends to be dark, has a strong flavour and is less likely to set
due to a relatively low glucose content.
Slightly varying in taste, colour, and texture from season to season, it is raw, natural, and
unpasteurised, as nature intended.
Colour: dark amber
State: runny
Aroma: floral, intense, and persistent aroma with a clear woody component
Taste: a sweet taste with salty notes and a hint of bitterness.
Harvest season: summer.
Produced in Aberdeenshire, Scotland by native Scottish bees.
Good to know: Honey is best stored at room temperature. Crystallisation is a natural process
in raw honey that indicates rawness and high quality. Honey is not recommended for infants
under 12 months.
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This woodland honey is totally luscious. It’s got depth of flavours without being overly sweet.