We collect Pine Honey in Northern Evia. Due to the low sugar concentration this honey is not too sweet. It is almost 65% of the total amount of honey produced in Greece and it comes from the honey secretions of the Marchalina Hellenica (also known as “Vamvakada”, “Ergates”) when it[…]
It is produced by the nectar and the honey secretions of chestnut tree, which is considered to be a good bee plant and is quite common in the Greek mountains. Melithi chestnut Tree Honey is collected in Parnon. Parnon is a 1940m high mountain that separates Arkadia from Laconia.[…]
Citrus trees (orange tree, tangerine tree etc) are an important source of nectar for the production of honey. Citrus trees honey (mainly orange tree honey) is produced in Argolida. In order to benefit from the nutritional value of this particular honey, it should be consumed soon after it is produced[…]
Heather Honey (especially when harvested in the fall) is considered a very nutritioius sort of honey and it is exceptionally tonic to the human body; this is why it is usually sold at Health Food Stores. Melithi Heather Honey is collected in various regions of Peloponnese. Color: Heather Honey[…]
This is a wide variety of honey and many sub-categories are included. The main part of this production is based mostly to the Spring flowers blooming. Melithti Flower Hone is collected in the Ancient Olympia region. Ancient Olympia has been the most famous sanctuary in Ancient Greece and it[…]
Melithi Thyme Honey is collected in the area of Mycenae. Mycenae was an ancient city in Argolida, near the Tretos mountain and opposite the Argolida Bay. The archaeological site of Mycenae is at about 90km southwest of Athens, in the northeastern Peloponnese. Color: it has usually a light amber[…]
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Royal Jelly: An authentic nutrition jewelry. Royal Jelly is produced by what is probably the most perfect natural laboratory, which measures only 1.5cm long at the most. One should take a bow in front of this noiseless and so wonderful creature, the bee, that lives for just 40 days and,[…]
