Linden honey from France, 250 g

How to Enjoy Linden Honey?

Perfect for sweetening herbal teas and infusions, this honey pairs wonderfully with fresh cheeses and desserts. It can also be used to add a gentle floral touch to vinaigrettes and slow-cooked dishes.

Recipe Ideas for Cooking with Linden Honey

• - Relaxing Herbal Tea: Add a spoonful of linden honey to a chamomile or verbena infusion for a soothing effect;
• - Lemon & Honey Vinaigrette: Mix 1 tablespoon of linden honey with lemon juice and olive oil for a light dressing;
• - Yogurt with Honey and Nuts: Drizzle linden honey over plain yogurt and top with almonds and walnuts.

The Sweetness of Linden Honey

This honey reveals floral and woody notes, accompanied by a subtly minty touch, offering a refreshing sensation on the palate.

The Linden Tree, Tree of Love

The linden tree (Tilia) is a majestic species belonging to the Malvaceae family. Widespread across Europe, it is cherished for its heart-shaped leaves and clusters of fragrant yellow blossoms. These nectar-rich flowers attract bees and produce a honey known for its soothing properties. It typically grows in temperate regions, in forests or along city streets.