Honeydew honey: The Bees collect nectar honey from plant larvae and honeydew from the oak leaves. This honeydew is caused by insects that pierce the leaves of plants. Insects feed on one part of the sweet juice, which flows out, and the rest is released on the leaves in the form of a sticky liquid. When there are no nectar plants around the bees, they collect the honeydew and turn it into honey. The honeydew honey has a dark green, brown to black color. Compared to nectar honey, honeydew honey has very slow crystallization.

The glass jar is carefully packaged in carton box with insulation and leak proof seal on the cap. The Honeydew honey has a very high mineralization, making it one of the most unique honeys in the world. The honeydew honey production process begins when the bees collect the aphids sap from the surface of the oak leaves. The sap of the aphids is converted into black honey by the bee glands. Organic Raw Black Forest (Honeydew) bee honey, free from additives.