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Κωνσταντίνος Έξαρχος | Philomelia
Agios Georgios, Filippiada
Available
Boris & Alexandra | Melissanidis Honey
Feres, Evros
Available
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Boris & Alexandra | Melissanidis Honey
Feres, Evros
Available
Boris & Alexandra | Melissanidis Honey
Feres, Evros
Available
Boris & Alexandra | Melissanidis Honey
Feres, Evros
Available
Κωνσταντίνος Έξαρχος | Philomelia
Agios Georgios, Filippiada
Available
Κωνσταντίνος Έξαρχος | Philomelia
Agios Georgios, Filippiada
Available
Κωνσταντίνος Έξαρχος | Philomelia
Agios Georgios, Filippiada
Available
Alexandra Sotiraki | Inthebeebox
Vasilika, Thessaloniki
Available
Alexandra Sotiraki | Inthebeebox
Vasilika, Thessaloniki
Available
Alexandra Sotiraki | Inthebeebox
Vasilika, Thessaloniki
Available
Leonidas Gotsis | Melissofarma Gotsi
Bafra, Ioannina
Available
Leonidas Gotsis | Melissofarma Gotsi
Bafra, Ioannina
Available
Leonidas Gotsis | Melissofarma Gotsi
Bafra, Ioannina
Available
Leonidas Gotsis | Melissofarma Gotsi
Bafra, Ioannina
Available
Thyme honey is harvested in July and August, mostly on Crete, in the Cyclades and on Kythira, and is pale with a strong aroma. Pine honey is gathered in autumn on Evia, in Halkidiki and on Thasos — less sweet, and very slow to crystallise. Fir honey from Mount Mainalo in Arcadia (vanilla fir, PDO) is almost creamy, while oak honey is darker and less sweet. Crystallisation in flower honeys is natural and is not a sign of spoilage: if it bothers you, warm the jar in a water bath, never in boiling water.
