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Delicious natural wild forest honey with a fresh resiny flavor reminiscent of the sap in trees. Thick, light flavoured, with luscious consistency and silky mouth feel.
Harvested from the honeydew of an evergreen forest, filled with pines, firs, oaks and aromatic plants, growing on the intact slopes of Mt. Erymanthos in the Peloponnese-southern Greece at an altitude up to 1600m -far from intensive cultivation- in a pristine ecosystem rich in biodiversity, which is protected by the European Network Natura 2000.
DIOTERRA Pure Raw Honey is 100% natural, unheated, unfiltered, unpasteurized, without preservatives, additives or any mixture with other honey; thus preserving all its nutritional benefits, yeast, enzymes and antioxidants, as well as its antibacterial and antiallergic capacities.
Suitable for vegetarians. Gluten-free and GMO-free
Net Weight
400gGross Weight
620gWidth
7.5cmDepth
7.5cmHeight
11.5cmAwards
Gold star at the GREAT TASTE AWARDS 2017, United Kingdom.
Patras is the largest city and the most significant port of the Peloponnese. The history of the city dates back to the prehistoric period, when it constituted a major centre of the Mycenaean period. During Roman occupation it prospered both financially and commercially and was an important trade centre between the East and the West. Subsequently it was conquered by the Byzantines, the Venetians, the Franks and the Turks until its liberation in 1821. The city's cosmopolitan character, throughout its history, is reflected in its impressive architecture: imposing old mansions, large squares, the Medieval castle, the Roman music conservatory and amphitheatre, St. Andreas church, the neoclassical theatre “Apollon”, to name but a few. Nowadays the city of Patras hosts the largest carnival in Greece, while in the wider region you can visit picturesque fishing villages, pebbled or golden sandy beaches and beautifully forested mountain slopes.