From 4,00 €
Having a light amber color and an aromatic flavor, the Orange Blossom Honey mostly comes from the flowers of the orange tree. It is well known for its high nutritional value and health benefits whilst it adds mild citrus aroma and taste to herd teas. At the same time, this varietal has a great sweetness which makes children love orange blossom honey.
Having great benefits on the immune system, the orange blossom nectar contains vitamin C, and therefore, it is very rich in antioxidants. When converted to honey, it also gains anti-inflammatory and anticancer effects whilst, linked to the vitamins complex enclosed, it can also take antispasmodic action.
| NUTRITION INFORMATION | PER 100G |
| ENERGY | 1127KJ |
| FAT | 0G |
| / OF WHICH SATURATES | 0G |
| CARBOHYDRATE | 66,3G |
| / OF WHICH SUGARS | 57.6G |
| PROTEIN | 0G |
| SALT | 0G |
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Don’t be surprised if your orange blossom honey crystallizes quickly; this is due to its very high glucose content.
* The 900g packages are sent in plastic packaging specially certified for food, for safety reasons during their transport.
In the Koutlis family, we are three generations of nomadic beekeepers — people who travel with their hives, following nature and its blooming seasons.
With traditional practices and modern equipment, we produce pure, high-quality honey, rich in flavor, aroma, and nutrients.
We have a Bee-centered approach and we upkeep healthy hives following environmental commitments and sustainability principles
Over the past 50 years, we have a pure passion for the craft of beekeeping; we have devoted ourselves to it. These days, the family handicraft has passed to the 3rd generation of beekeepers.
