THOUSAND-FLOWERS HONEY,Portugal Apimel price supplier

Product Description

 

This is a multifloral honey harvested in the wild areas of Beiras Region and obtained trough an experienced practice of transhumance. It benefits from different floral varieties, including 4 types of Heather, Rosemary, Eucalyptus, Furze, Hollyhock, Thyme, Lavender and Borage. Very smooth and delicate it gathers the preference of the majority of consumers.

With recognized health benefits, it strengthens the immune system, acts as antitussive, antiseptic, antioxidant and mineralizer. It is one of our most prized honeys.

 

Jar 1100 gr:  7. 45 €

Jar 500 gr: 3.95 €

Jar 280 gr: 2.80 €

Jar 50 gr: 1.75 €

 

Honey in bulk: 300 Kg – 4.90€/ kg.

More than 300 kg: negotiable price.

Honey is an important complement to a healthy human diet, not only for its high energy value, but also for it's richness in nutrients that are so beneficial to the balance of our bodies, such as vitamins, minerals, enzymes and amino acids. In its composition we find Sugars of the monosaccharide type, 78% to 80%, Glucose (31%), fructose (38%), Maltose (7%), as well as other complex sugars. Lipids 1% - fatty acids such as oleic, linoleic and palmitic. Proteins. Mineral Salts, 2%, mainly Copper, Manganese, Iron, Sulphur, Phosphorus and Borio. Vitamins A, B1, B2, B3, B5, B6, B8 and B9, C, D, K. Amino

Acids, Aspartic Acid, Grutamico Acid, Alanine, Arginine, etc

 

Colour, flavour and consistency typical of the product. All types of honey present slight variations in their appearance and composition according to the location where the honey was harvested. Slight differences may be found even between different harvests. These variations are determined by the influence of other flowering present in its composition, soil type, climate and even handling the beekeeper (more details in product description).

 

Honey has the power of being self- preservation due to the presence of formic acid in its composition, an excellent natural preservative. No use of Preservatives is required. To preserve the honey in perfect conditions it should be stored in a cool, dry place. Once opened, Refrigeration is not necessary. Never place a wet spoon or other wet substances into contact with honey. The contact with water causes honey to ferment and sour. When protected from light and high temperatures, honey preserves its properties without significant changes for as long as two years.