Honey Cultivated Lavender

Raw wild lavender honey from bees foraging on the Lavandula Stoechas plant, a wild ancestor of cultivated lavender, also called crested lavender or butterfly lavender, is a plant in the mint family. It is a highly branched and strikingly scented dwarf shrub. The species occurs in the Mediterranean on dry, stony, rocky slopes. This particular honey is semi-sweet, delicate, floral, light in color with a silky texture and an almost fruity background note. A very versatile, excellent honey for every day. It is produced by artisan beekeepers and happy bees. Rosmaninho is hard to beat.