







Wild Forest Honey
Botanical pollen composition: Heather - Christ's Thorn - Chestnut - Ivy - Judas Tree - Wild Knotweed - Mountain Herbs
From hives on Mount Olympus, where thyme, oregano and blackberry grow wild between oak, fir, chestnut and pine. Thick, deep amber, woody on the nose.
Extracted without heat, so the pollen, propolis and enzymes stay in. The pollen analysis is published — every nectar source, named.
Details
- Origin
- Mount Olympus, Greece
- Packed
- Skotina, Mount Olympus
- Type
- Raw wild forest honey
- Heat treatment
- None
- Jar
- Glass, hand-numbered
Why it crystallizes
Raw, unfiltered honey can crystallize over time. It changes nothing about its quality — often it is a sign the honey was never heated. Stand the closed jar in warm, not boiling, water for 30 minutes to an hour.
Honey in tea
Let the tea cool a little first. Below about 105°F (41°C) the honey's natural enzymes survive.
Storage
At room temperature, out of direct sunlight. Stored properly, it keeps almost indefinitely.
Shipping and returns
Free U.S. shipping from $45; a flat $7.99 below that. We ship to the U.S. and Canada, from Birmingham, Alabama, within 2–3 business days; shipping to Canada is calculated at checkout.
Unopened products can be returned within 30 days of delivery. If your order arrives damaged, we replace it or refund it. Opened food is final sale. The details are in our Returns & Refunds policy.
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