Heather honey

Pane D'Arte

£9.5

Called the Rolls Royce of honey for its rich health benefits. Heather honey is rich in antioxidants, enzymes, vitamins such as vitamin A, B and iron and minerals that might support body immune system protecting against various diseases, aids digestion with its antibacterial properties and might support bone health. Taste: sweet, caramelized with bitter and whisky like notes. Colour: dark amber to reddish. Its helpful during autumn and winter months when we need to support our immune system. To boost your immune system add even a spoon of heather honey everyday to warm water or milk to protect

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