Summer blossom honey in a 500 g jar

Regional honey from the Taunus

Summer Blossom Honey

Our summer blossom honey is aromatic, balanced and pleasantly intense. Blackberry, clover and the Taunus region’s rich variety of flowers shape its character.

Blackberry, clover, raspberry, black locust, cornflower and sunflower are among the plants that can shape our summer blossom honey. The result is a balanced, aromatic honey with greater intensity and a pleasantly restrained sweetness.

  • intense
  • aromatic
  • balanced

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Summer blossom diversity in a jar

In summer, the forage around our apiaries is particularly varied. Depending on the location and flowering season, the bees find blackberry, clover, raspberry, black locust, cornflower and sunflower, among other plants. This gives summer blossom honey a bolder flavour than spring blossom honey while keeping it pleasantly balanced.

The linked DNA analysis shows which plants can actually be detected in a harvest. This makes the botanical composition of every analysed honey traceable rather than leaving it to taste alone.

Aromatic and balanced

Summer blossom honey is delicious on bread and rolls and pairs equally well with full-flavoured yoghurt, muesli or cheese. Its aromatic character also works well in cold sauces and marinades.

The exact colour and intensity of flavour vary with each harvest. That is part of the appeal of regional honey: every beekeeping year, and every batch, has a character of its own.

Good to know

How to store honey

Store honey in a dry, dark place at a stable room temperature. Keep the jar tightly sealed, as honey readily absorbs moisture and odours from its surroundings. Refrigeration is unnecessary and speeds up crystallisation.

Crystallised honey is completely natural. If you prefer a runnier consistency, slowly warm the jar in a lukewarm water bath. Avoid high temperatures and microwaves to preserve its flavour and natural properties.