Author Archives: François Benier

Chestnut Honey: Everything You Need to Know About This Unique Honey Introduction Chestnut honey occupies a special place among the most iconic honeys of our region. With its dark amber color, intense aroma, and slightly bitter flavor, it appeals to lovers of products with character. Harvested from […]

Lavender Honey: Origin, Flavors, and Benefits of a Treasure Introduction Lavender honey is undoubtedly one of France's most iconic honeys. Harvested from the lavender fields of Provence in the height of summer, it captivates with its delicate fragrance, creamy texture, and inimitable taste. A true product of the terroir, it […]

Fir Tree Honey: Flavors and Benefits of a Forest Treasure Fir tree honey is one of the most sought-after honeys due to its unique taste, rarity, and nutritional qualities. Produced in mountain forests, it differs from floral honeys in its dark color, balsamic aromas, and high trace element content. In […]

How long does a bee live? Lifespan, cycle, and secrets of the hive: a short but essential life From pollinating flowers to making honey, bees are true pillars of biodiversity. But did you know that their lifespan is surprisingly short... or very long, depending on their [...]

Lavender honey: properties, benefits, and uses Renowned for its sweetness and inimitable floral fragrance, lavender honey is one of the most prized honeys among gourmets and lovers of natural products. Harvested mainly in Provence and certain Mediterranean regions, it comes from the nectar of fine lavender flowers […]

Linden honey: properties, benefits, and uses Linden honey is a unique nectar, prized for its slightly minty floral flavor and soothing properties. Produced from the fragrant flowers of the linden tree...

Manuka Honey UMF 16+: 15 powerful benefits you should know about Manuka Honey UMF 16+ is one of the most powerful honeys in the world. Native to New Zealand, it is produced from the flowers of the Leptospermum ...

How bees make honey – The sweet secret of the hive Bees, architects and honey producers In the collective imagination, honey is a sweet, golden product, but for bees, it is above all an essential energy reserve for survival, especially during winter. Honey production is the result of […]