Raw Monofloral Sage Honey
Raw Monofloral Sage Honey
Raw Monofloral Sage Honey
Raw Monofloral Sage Honey
Raw Monofloral Sage Honey
Raw Monofloral Sage Honey
Description

Full-bodied. Velvety-smooth. And glowing with the deep-red colour of an August sunset. Sage honey is a rare delicacy, packed with aromatic and herby flavours that make it perfect for pairing and cooking. Across the Mediterranean’s dry and rocky regions, hardy Salvia plants are grown for herbs and honey. Standing tall, their deep-purple flowers sway gently as bees loop from one to another.

Two thousand years of good

Salvia is from the Latin meaning ‘to heal’, so it’s no surprise Sage honey is packed with benefits. Containing vitamins A, B6, K and E, as well as minerals and antioxidants, it’s thought to help regulate hormonal activity and stimulate the endocrine and cardio-vascular systems.

Crystallisation

Sage honey naturally crystallises after around six months, forming soft, runny crystals and developing a mouth-watering peppery taste.

Pairing

Stir into recipes as a sugar substitute. Or scoop up with thick slices of sourdough, butter and salty cheese. Sage honey also pairs well with Pinot Noir and Merlot.

A journey in every jar

The delicate aroma and creamy texture pairs well with soft cheese, papaya and figs. Or a glass of Pinot Grigio or Chardonnay wine.

Raw Monofloral Sage Honey

Sage - salvia officinalis
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Sage honey is a rare delicacy, packed with aromatic and herby flavours that make it perfect for pairing and cooking. Stir into recipes as a sugar substitute. Or scoop up with thick slices of sourdough, butter and salty cheese. Sage honey also pairs well with Pinot Noir and Merlot.

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Product description

Full-bodied. Velvety-smooth. And glowing with the deep-red colour of an August sunset. Sage honey is a rare delicacy, packed with aromatic and herby flavours that make it perfect for pairing and cooking. Across the Mediterranean’s dry and rocky regions, hardy Salvia plants are grown for herbs and honey. Standing tall, their deep-purple flowers sway gently as bees loop from one to another.

Two thousand Years of Good

Salvia is from the Latin meaning ‘to heal’, so it’s no surprise Sage honey is packed with benefits. Containing vitamins A, B6, K and E, as well as minerals and antioxidants, it’s thought to help regulate hormonal activity and stimulate the endocrine and cardio-vascular systems.

Texture

Sage honey naturally crystallises after around six months, forming soft, runny crystals and developing a mouth-watering peppery taste.

Pairing

Stir into recipes as a sugar substitute. Or scoop up with thick slices of sourdough, butter and salty cheese. Sage honey also pairs well with Pinot Noir and Merlot.

Origin & Traceability

The delicate aroma and creamy texture pairs well with soft cheese, papaya and figs. Or a glass of Pinot Grigio or Chardonnay wine.

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