Forest honey

Bees collect and produce it from the exudates of oaks and holm oaks. It does not come entirely from flowers, so it is considered a honeydew, which is why it has a lower concentration of sugars than honey obtained from flower nectar. It is accompanied by bramble and thyme.

It stands out for its powerful antioxidant effect and its content of mineral salts, which makes its colour very dark. Forest honey is a brown or dark brown honey with an intense flavour. It has a strong flavour, not very sweet and with salty notes. It is considered an ideal honey to combat anaemia due to its high iron and calcium content.