Honey of Heather - Jar 1 kg

Why choose our Heather Honey?

Heather Honey is one of the most highly valued varieties for its robust character and mineral-rich profile. It captures the essence of the wildest mountain landscapes, offering an intense flavour that moves away from conventional sweetness. It is a gastronomic gem for those seeking authenticity, strength and a deep sensory experience in every spoonful.

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Characteristics of Heather Honey:

• Visual Profile: Variable colour ranging from light amber to mahogany tones with reddish hues.
• Aroma: Very intense and persistent, with notes reminiscent of autumn leaf litter and damp forest.
• Taste: Sweet with a marked bitter component and subtle salty notes, enhanced by the natural presence of honeydew.
• Crystallisation: Variable depending on its purity, presenting a texture that can range from thick fluidity to medium granulation.
• Origin and Harvesting: Produced in siliceous mountain scrubland areas across the Iberian Peninsula, especially in the north and mountainous regions (Burgos, Galicia, Asturias, Cáceres). Harvested mainly during summer.

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Usage and Storage Tips:

• Storage: Keep at room temperature in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
• Raw Quality: As a natural product, changes in texture (crystallisation) are a sign of purity. If a more fluid consistency is desired, gently warm in a bain-marie (maximum 40ºC). Not recommended for children under 1 year of age.
• Gastronomic Pairing: Its strong character makes it ideal for pairing with pork dishes, cured meats, bread with extra virgin olive oil and chutneys.
• Cosmetic Use: Due to its mineral richness, it is highly valued as an ingredient in natural beauty treatments.

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Nutritional Information (per 100g)

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Not recommended for children under 1 year of age.

Discover the power of the mountains and immerse yourself in a unique experience with our Heather Honey!

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