Description
This honey, unlike many other honeys, has a color that varies from yellow-brown to almost black, with very dark and intense amber shades; its smell is aromatic and woody and the complex flavor, decidedly distinct, is much less sweet, with a bitter aftertaste that can also be appreciated on savory dishes of meats and aged cheeses, while it does not lend itself much to replacing sugar to sweeten herbal teas or you. Its consistency is rather liquid and the reason lies in the richness of fructose which determines the absence of crystallization.
