Linden honey
Linden honey
2 jars of Linden honey

Linden Honey

(2 customer reviews)

£9.00

Linden is a light-coloured honey with a surprisingly strong taste and aroma that is slightly spicy and citrussy. Good traditional folk medicinal remedy.

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Description

Experience the pure essence of Hungary’s pristine lime tree groves with our exquisite Hungarian Linden Honey. Harvested from the fragrant blossoms of lime trees, this honey boasts a delicate, floral flavour that captures the essence of this unique region. The timeless elegance of this honey lies in its purity. It’s free from additives, delivering a taste that’s as close to nature as you can get.

The taste of this honey is extremely surprising – it gives a slightly spicy, citrussy flavour. This honey contains all the regular benefits of pure honey, but unfortunately, we are unable to provide these for legal reasons – please contact us for details.

 

Additional information

Weight410 g

Taste Profile

Because it’s a light-coloured honey, people are surprised that it has such a strong taste and aroma. Some say it smells woody at first, and then they detect a minty, menthol flavour. Linden honey’s taste is sweet, spicy, and slightly citrusy.

Benefits

Due to legal reasons, we are unable to provide you with any medicinal benefits that this honey can offer. Please contact us for a consultation to to find our how this honey can benefit you.

Certified Origin

Hungarian flag denoting that one or more ingredients are ethically sourced from Hungary.

Nutrients

Average nutritional values / 100g

Energy

1389kJ / 329 kcal

Fat

0g

   of which saturates

0g

Carbohydrates

81.5g

   of which sugar

80.8g

Fibre

0g

Protein

0g

Salt

0g

Clinical References

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  • Qiao, Jiangtao; Chen, Lihong; Kong, Lingjie; Dong, Jie; Zhou, Zhuoqiang, and Zhang, Hongcheng – Characteristic Components and Authenticity Evaluation of Rape, Acacia, and Linden Honey. Journal of Agricultural and Food Chemistry 2020 68 (36), 9776-9788  DOI: 10.1021/acs.jafc.0c05070
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  • Zou, Shuai, Tao, Heng, Chang, Ya-Ning – Characterization of antioxidant activity and analysis of phenolic acids and flavonoids in linden honey. Food Science and Technology . ISSN 1678-457X

2 reviews for Linden Honey

  1. Benjamin Evans –

    I took the linden honey on the recommendation for my cough and I have found it really works well.

  2. Sarah Smith –

    I wanted a ‘different’ type of honey and the lady at the market told me of her favourite – this one, the Linden honey. Really tasty and I tried it for sleep as she said it helps with insomnia. It does. I was thinking of buying the Lavender honey but I’m glad I got this one. Thank you.

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