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Mint and Wildflower Honey – from the Danube Delta (227g)

Name: Mint and Wildflower Honey – from the Danube Delta (227g)
Brand: Honey Hills

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Wild flowers appear spontaneously in the flooded areas of the Danube Delta at the end of the summer. In these conditions, the bees collect nectar from several species, and in very good years, when the amount of mint is dominant (over 50%), the honey obtained can be considered mint honey. It represents the last collection of the bees in the beekeeping season (August-October), it is reddish sometimes with greenish shades, with a specific aroma, bringing with it the aroma of musk, with a coolness at the end due to the mint. It crystallizes finely, in the form of creamy honey. With a unique creamy

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Mint and Wildflower Honey – from the Danube Delta (227g)

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