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BeeHype Honey - Lavender (raw lavender honey)
BeeHype raw lavender honey, with a delicate floral aroma and light sweetness, comes from bees that have foraged on lavender flowers, to be enjoyed by the spoonful or in a tea.
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“A spoonful in a warm Earl Grey, without milk: bergamot and lavender go together wonderfully.”
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“The scent of a lavender field, by the spoonful.”
Potted lavender
BeeHype's Lavender Honey is raw honey produced by bees that have foraged on lavender, not honey flavoured afterward. The difference is noticeable: the aroma is floral without being soapy, with a subtle herbaceous note and a light sweetness. On the palate, it is delicate, almost ethereal, and leaves a fresh finish reminiscent of a field in bloom at the beginning of summer.
A tasting honey
This honey is best enjoyed on its own, by the spoonful, to fully appreciate its nuances. It also pairs beautifully with Earl Grey tea, where the bergamot complements the lavender, in an evening infusion, or drizzled over fresh cheese, panna cotta, or roasted apricots. Avoid heating it too much, as its delicate aromas will be lost.
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