Honey

For this reason,  buckwheat honey  is recommended for consumption by, among others, the elderly, people diagnosed with atherosclerosis and those in a high-risk group. Simple sugars contained in  buckwheat honey  are easily absorbed into the bloodstream and can nourish the heart muscle in a relatively short time. Thanks to their content,  buckwheat honey  eliminates sugar as a significant risk factor for atherosclerosis.

In response to many of your questions, we present you with a new limited product category in our store - honey with fruit . Try our version of this healthy combination of honey and fruit and be sure to let us know what you think. Cheers!

In response to many of your questions, we present you with a new limited product category in our store - honey with fruit . Try our version of this healthy combination of honey and fruit and be sure to let us know what you think. Cheers!

In response to many of your questions, we present you with a new limited product category in our store - honey with fruit . Try our version of this healthy combination of honey and fruit and be sure to let us know what you think. Cheers!

What is most characteristic - heather honey has a gelatinous form! This form proves that the honey was obtained correctly and has all its natural health properties. This is a very difficult process because you cannot afford the traditional form of spinning the honey - however, the consequence is natural contamination of heather honey in the form of remnants of bee bread, pollen, propolis or wax fraction from the combs. This is not a product defect, but allows you to confirm the quality and naturalness of the honey (and its origin). The insoluble fraction in the form of the above bee products can be extracted from the obtained health mixture, but they will not constitute a product defect, and for many Customers an additional value due to the admixture content of noble bee products.

As the name suggests,  multi-flower honeys  can come from the nectar of many flowers.  Multi-flower honeys  differ in taste, color, and health benefits.  The properties of multi-flower honey  depend on the species of flowers, shrubs, and trees selected by bees, the locations of apiaries, and the dates of collection.

By choosing honey with haskap berries, you can enjoy not only its unique taste, but also the health benefits resulting from the presence of haskap berries and the natural properties of honey.

Nectar-Honeydew Honey is mostly obtained in forest areas rich in both deciduous and coniferous forests. Honey is usually created when a forest apiary is focused on producing pure honeydew honey, however, due to the prevailing difficult weather conditions, bees will bring in nectar from nearby plants in addition to honeydew. Thanks to this, nectar-honeydew honey is characterized by an aromatic honeydew taste and health benefits characteristic of both honeydew and nectar honey.

Insects collect plant sap from leaves and branches of coniferous and deciduous trees, from which they use protein components, and the remaining sweet, viscous liquid consisting mainly of carbohydrates, called honeydew.  Nectar-honeydew honey  is thicker than nectar honey and contains more mineral compounds, especially potassium, phosphorus, chlorine, sulfur, calcium, magnesium and iron, thanks to the honeydew it contains from deciduous and coniferous trees.

Nectar-Honeydew Honey is mostly obtained in forest areas rich in both deciduous and coniferous forests. Honey is usually created when a forest apiary is focused on producing pure honeydew honey, however, due to the prevailing difficult weather conditions, bees will bring in nectar from nearby plants in addition to honeydew. Thanks to this, nectar-honeydew honey is characterized by an aromatic honeydew taste and health benefits characteristic of both honeydew and nectar honey.

Insects collect plant sap from leaves and branches of coniferous and deciduous trees, from which they use protein components, and the remaining sweet, viscous liquid consisting mainly of carbohydrates, called honeydew.  Nectar-honeydew honey  is thicker than nectar honey and contains more mineral compounds, especially potassium, phosphorus, chlorine, sulfur, calcium, magnesium and iron, thanks to the honeydew it contains from deciduous and coniferous trees.

Coniferous Honeydew Honey  comes from coniferous tree honeydew - mainly from fir nectar, but honeydew also occurs on other trees and shrubs such as pines, larches, spruces, and arborvitaes. It is a very unique honey, because its acquisition depends not only on nectar, but also on appropriate weather conditions. This species is one of the hardest to obtain and one of the most expensive types of honey on the Polish market. Honeydew honey is thicker than nectar honey and contains more mineral compounds - especially potassium, phosphorus, calcium, magnesium and iron.

We also recommend  nectar-honeydew honey  as an equally interesting alternative  - it is also intense in taste with a predominance of honeydew, but with an admixture of nectar from the forest floor and surrounding meadows, thanks to which it combines the advantages of honeydew and nectar honeys.

By choosing honey with cranberries , you can enjoy not only its unique taste, but also the health benefits resulting from the presence of cranberries and the natural properties of honey.

Forest honey  is made from the nectar of various melliferous plants, such as blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, limes, chamomile and wild roses, as well as from deciduous or coniferous honeydew. The colour of  forest honey  depends on the given harvest, i.e. when and from which flowers the bees collected the nectar. This means that forest honeys from our apiaries may be slightly different from each harvest, and this is by no means a disadvantage. :) We usually offer  spring forest honey  (usually slightly lighter) and  autumn forest honey  (darker due to the higher content of honeydew, also called nectar-honeydew honey).

A valuable combination of natural multi-flower honey with the most noble bee product - bee bread. Bee bread has been ground to be able to use its health properties more effectively.

Treatments with products have been popular for hundreds of years. By regularly using honey and bee products, we build our body's natural immunity. The combination of the sweetness of honey with the bitterness of bee bread creates a truly tasty and easily digestible way for our body to use the precious properties of both bee bread and honey itself.

Coniferous Honeydew Honey  comes from coniferous tree honeydew - mainly from fir nectar, but honeydew also occurs on other trees and shrubs such as pines, larches, spruces, and arborvitaes. It is a very unique honey, because its acquisition depends not only on nectar, but also on appropriate weather conditions. This species is one of the hardest to obtain and one of the most expensive types of honey on the Polish market. Honeydew honey is thicker than nectar honey and contains more mineral compounds - especially potassium, phosphorus, calcium, magnesium and iron.

We also recommend  nectar-honeydew honey  as an equally interesting alternative  - it is also intense in taste with a predominance of honeydew, but with an admixture of nectar from the forest floor and surrounding meadows, thanks to which it combines the advantages of honeydew and nectar honeys.

In response to many of your questions, we present you with a new limited product category in our store - honey with fruit . Try our version of this healthy combination of honey and fruit and be sure to let us know what you think. Cheers!

Forest honey  is made from the nectar of various melliferous plants, such as blackberries, raspberries, blueberries, limes, chamomile and wild roses, as well as from deciduous or coniferous honeydew. The colour of  forest honey  depends on the given harvest, i.e. when and from which flowers the bees collected the nectar. This means that forest honeys from our apiaries may be slightly different from each harvest, and this is by no means a disadvantage. :) We usually offer  spring forest honey  (usually slightly lighter) and  autumn forest honey  (darker due to the higher content of honeydew, also called nectar-honeydew honey).

By choosing honey with haskap berries, you can enjoy not only its unique taste, but also the health benefits resulting from the presence of haskap berries and the natural properties of honey.

In response to many of your questions, we present you with a new limited product category in our store - honey with fruit . Try our version of this healthy combination of honey and fruit and be sure to let us know what you think. Cheers!