The “Mountain Extremes” – Award-Winning Honey Gift Set – Fir Honeydew & Sumac (Two Honey Hamper)

Name: The “Mountain Extremes” – Award-Winning Honey Gift Set – Fir Honeydew & Sumac (Two Honey Hamper)
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The Mountain Contrasts Duo Two of the rarest honeys in the Honey Hills range, both from the Northern Carpathians, both Great Taste Award winners. Dark, resinous Fir Honeydew and bright, citrus-floral Mountain Sumac. Both are harvested by small-scale artisan beekeepers working without treatments, in small batches, raw and unfiltered. Presented in Signature Honey Hills Gift Packaging Deep forest shadow. Open mountain sky. One extraordinary gift. Both of these honeys come from the Northern Carpathians. Both have won Great Taste Awards the Sumac a rare three-star distinction, placing it among the

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The “Mountain Extremes” – Award-Winning Honey Gift Set – Fir Honeydew & Sumac (Two Honey Hamper)

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