Crete Thyme Honey from the monastery Agia Triada 450 gr jar

Thyme Honey from Crete 450g jar

Name: Thyme Honey from Crete 450g jar
SKU: 2920
Price: 10.90 EUR
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Thyme honey from the monastery of Agia Triada in Crete 450g jar

For gourmets: Delicious thyme honey from Crete. The island of Crete is characterized by a very large variety of flowers and bees. As a result of its long isolation and the wide range of habitats Crete is a biodiversity hotspot having 223 endemic flowers and plants. Crete is recognized by IUCN as a Global Centre of Plant Diversity. Not without reason one of the most important honey regions in Greece. This Thyme-Honey is an outstanding delicious thyme honey that will melt in the mouth of gourmets. Whether combined with natural yoghurt, in drinks, for sweetening or as a spread. This thyme honey will certainly enrich your cuisine.

Best before December 31, 2022

Product contains: 450 Gramm

Thyme honey from the monastery of Agia Triada in Crete 450g jar

For gourmets: Delicious thyme honey from Crete. The island of Crete is characterized by a very large variety of flowers and bees. Not without reason one of the most important honey regions in Greece. It is an outstanding delicious thyme honey that will melt in the mouth of gourmets. Whether combined with natural yoghurt, in drinks, for sweetening or as a spread. This thyme honey will certainly enrich your cuisine.

Best before December 31, 2022

Weight	0,45 kg
Dimensions	10 × 8 × 15 cm
Manufacturing	On the barren Akrotiri peninsula, where the wind god Aeolos feels at home, is the monastery of Agia Triada from the 17th century. A magical place in the middle of a wonderful landscape with olive groves, cypresses and vineyards. Founded by the monk brothers Jeremia and Lavrentios Tzagarolon from the neighboring monastery Gouverneto. Above all, the monastery produces good organic olive oil, Honey, balsamic vinegar, allergy-friendly soap, and its pomace – schnaps. Just as unique as the location of the monastery is the taste of its excellent mild honey.