Miele toscano di Edera
<p>Tuscan ivy honey is one of the most difficult to produce due to its high crystallization speed and the high percentage of water it naturally contains. Our honey has therefore been slightly dehydrated in order to preserve its peculiar organoleptic characteristics (if stored with high humidity in a few weeks, fermentation processes would be triggered which would irreparably damage its characteristics). It presents itself with a fine, homogeneous and consistent crystallization. Light in color, it gives off a slight fragrance of green, of grass, pleasantly confirmed also in the mouth. It is suggested to taste ivy honey as it is without heating it to soften it. Ivy is an evergreen, lianiform and climbing plant very common in the woods and shady uncultivated areas of Tuscany. It can grow creeping or clinging, reaching considerable heights (20-25 m) with this system. It is frequently found clinging to the walls of old abandoned ruins. Flowering occurs around mid-September, and is greatly appreciated by bees. The fruits, small black berries, are an excellent food reserve for birds in winter.</p>
<p><strong>SIZE / WEIGHT:</strong> 250 grams.</p>
<p><strong>ORIGIN:</strong> Between Florence and Siena, on the hills that gently descend from the ancient Romanesque parish church of Santo Stefano in Campoli towards the towns of Mercatale in Val di Pesa and Montefiridofi (300 m asl).</p>
<p><strong>RECOMMENDED PAIRINGS:</strong> Ideal in the classic breakfast on rusks. Those who play sports consume honey. Before, during and after a competition, it fortifies muscles, increases resistance and promotes recovery. It is particularly indicated in the diet for children, in fact, unlike sugar, it favors the fixation of mineral salts; excellent to combine with cheeses.</p>
<p><strong>PRODUCER:</strong> I Greppi di Silli Miciolo farm of Alfani Giuliano & Anna Soc. Agr. Soc. Semplice Via Vallacchio 19 50026 FI</p>
Price
zł52.99
