Miel en rayon

All our premium comb honey pieces are made in the wild by bees, without any human intervention. The absence of metal wire and embossed wax sheet gives you unparalleled pleasure when biting into it. Very high quality and very rare product. To be sure that you are buying quality comb honey, you need to look at four things:

1. the wooden frame must be new and natural in color (it turns black when used several times and years in a row),

2. There must not be a metal wire passing in the middle of the spoke,

3. Inside the comb, there should not be a sheet of wax (if there is, you will feel the crunchy effect when consuming it),

4. the small cells of the frame must be filled and plain at least 90-95%, or more.

WHAT IS KINGS’ HONEY?

It is said that “He who has not bitten into a bee comb does not know the true taste of honey!” and that he who has not bitten into the honeycomb of Kings does not yet have sufficiently educated taste buds...

The entire piece weighs approximately 2.0-2.2 kg. Organic wild honey.

However, honey on the shelf has become very rare and few of us have been able to have the unique pleasure of biting into cells of white wax and feeling the virgin honey escaping from them in the mouth, causing an explosion of flavors. Let us briefly recall how the honey that we are used to consuming in jars is produced. On harvest day, the frames in which the bees have built wax cells and stored the honey are brought to the honey house. The frame is then uncapped: this involves opening the small cells of honey that the bees have closed to better preserve it.

Why is on-shelf honey an exceptional product?

Just because Honey on the shelf has not undergone any destructive operations described previously: no mechanical shock, no thermal shock: it thus fully retains all its flavor but also all its nutritional qualities.

THE ENGAGEMENTS from “The honey of kings” – Marseille :

- EACH of our honeys is harvested by ONE beekeeper and its traceability is monitored and guaranteed.

- NONE of our honeys are heated/pasteurized, nor mixed with other honeys

- honey offered in a short circuit, guaranteed "harvesting beekeeper"

- raw honey, cold extracted, coarsely filtered to preserve all its taste and nutritional qualities.

- artisanal harvesting method, respectful of bees.

- possible presence of pollen particles or beeswax in certain pots (rich in minerals and vitamins necessary for our body) .

- we practice fair trade, without negotiating our purchase prices. Thus, we help our partner beekeepers to make a better living from their work and production.

Harvest location: France/Luberon park/Provence

All our premium comb honey pieces are made in the wild by bees, without any human intervention. The absence of metal wire and embossed wax sheet gives you unparalleled pleasure when biting into it. Very high quality and very rare product. To be sure that you are buying quality comb honey, you need to look at four things:

1. the wooden frame must be new and natural in color (it turns black when used several times and years in a row),

2. There must not be a metal wire passing in the middle of the spoke,

3. Inside the comb, there should not be a sheet of wax (if there is, you will feel the crunchy effect when consuming it),

4. the small cells of the frame must be filled and plain at least 90-95%, or more.

WHAT IS KINGS’ HONEY?

It is said that “He who has not bitten into a bee comb does not know the true taste of honey!” and that he who has not bitten into the honeycomb of Kings does not yet have sufficiently educated taste buds...

The entire piece weighs approximately 2.0-2.2 kg. Organic wild honey.

However, honey on the shelf has become very rare and few of us have been able to have the unique pleasure of biting into cells of white wax and feeling the virgin honey escaping from them in the mouth, causing an explosion of flavors. Let us briefly recall how the honey that we are used to consuming in jars is produced. On harvest day, the frames in which the bees have built wax cells and stored the honey are brought to the honey house. The frame is then uncapped: this involves opening the small cells of honey that the bees have closed to better preserve it.

Why is on-shelf honey an exceptional product?

Just because Honey on the shelf has not undergone any destructive operations described previously: no mechanical shock, no thermal shock: it thus fully retains all its flavor but also all its nutritional qualities.

THE ENGAGEMENTS from “The honey of kings” – Marseille :

- EACH of our honeys is harvested by ONE beekeeper and its traceability is monitored and guaranteed.

- NONE of our honeys are heated/pasteurized, nor mixed with other honeys

- honey offered in a short circuit, guaranteed "harvesting beekeeper"

- raw honey, cold extracted, coarsely filtered to preserve all its taste and nutritional qualities.

- artisanal harvesting method, respectful of bees.

- possible presence of pollen particles or beeswax in certain pots (rich in minerals and vitamins necessary for our body) .

- we practice fair trade, without negotiating our purchase prices. Thus, we help our partner beekeepers to make a better living from their work and production.

Harvest location: France/Luberon park/Provence

The honey of kings in a mini premium* section is an exceptional product. Made in the wild by bees, without any human intervention. Very rare product, intended for true honey lovers. Offered in pieces of approximately 390-410 g each. By tasting it, you will fully appreciate its sublime and very delicate taste. Subject to availability: Rosemary honey from Provence, Lavender from the Lubéron park, TF all flowers from Provence, harvested in France - in a mini comb in its wooden frame.

All our premium comb honey pieces are made in the wild by bees. The absence of metal wire and embossed wax sheet gives you unparalleled pleasure when biting into it. Premium product, very high quality and very rare. To be sure that you are buying quality comb honey, you need to look at four things:

1. the wooden frame must be new and natural in color (it turns black when used several times and years in a row),

2. There must not be a metal wire passing in the middle of the spoke,

3. Inside the shelf, there must not be an embossed sheet of wax (if there is one you will feel the “ball of wax in the mouth” effect) when consuming it

4. the small cells of the frame must be filled and level at least 90%, or even 100%.

WHAT IS KINGS’ HONEY?

It is said that “He who has not bitten into a bee comb does not know the true taste of honey!” » and that anyone who has never bitten into the honeycomb of Kings does not yet have sufficiently educated taste buds.

The entire piece weighs approximately 0.37-0.43 kg.

However, honey on the shelf has become very rare and few of us have been able to have the unique pleasure of biting into cells of white wax and feeling the virgin honey escaping from them in the mouth, causing an explosion of flavors. Let us briefly recall how the honey that we are used to consuming in jars is produced. On harvest day, the frames in which the bees have built wax cells and stored the honey are brought to the honey house. The frame is then uncapped: this involves opening the small cells of honey that the bees have closed to better preserve it.

Why is on-shelf honey an exceptional product?

Just because Honey on the shelf does not undergo any destructive operations described previously: no mechanical shock, no thermal shock: it thus fully retains all its flavor but also all its nutritional qualities.

The engagements from “The Honey of Kings”

- EACH of our honeys is ALWAYS harvested by ONE beekeeper and its traceability is monitored and guaranteed.

- raw honey, cold extracted, coarsely filtered to preserve all its taste and nutritional qualities.

- NONE of our honeys are pasteurized or mixed with other honeys

- honey offered in a short circuit, guaranteed “harvesting beekeeper”

- artisanal harvesting method, respectful of bees.

- possible presence of pollen particles or beeswax in certain pots (rich in minerals and vitamins necessary for our body

- produced WITHOUT additives or artificial flavors, nor added essential oils.

- fair trade with our partner beekeepers

place of harvest and origin: plateaus of Valensole, Albion or Luberon, Provence, France.

* This is not a medicine. If you have a health problem, please consult your doctor.

Miel en rayon de Lavande de Provence. Miel en brèche premium*, est un produit d’exception. Fait à l’état sauvage par les abeilles, sans aucune intervention humaine. Produit très rare, destiné aux vrais amateurs de miel. Proposé en pièces d’environ 400-600 g chacune. En le dégustant, vous allez apprécier pleinement son goût sublime et très délicat. Selon disponibilités :  Miel emblématique de Provence  récoltés en France - en mini rayon premium dans son cadre en bois.

Toutes nos pièces de miel en rayons prémium sont faites à l’état sauvage par les abeilles. L’absence de fil métallique et feuille gaufrée de cire vous procure un plaisir inégalé en croquant dedans. Produit prémium, de très haute qualité et très rare. Pour être certain que vous achetiez du miel en rayon de qualité, il faut regarder quatre choses :

1. le cadre en bois doit être neuf et de couleur naturelle (il devient noir, quand il est utilisé plusieurs fois et années de suite),

2. Il ne doit pas y avoir un fil métallique qui passe au milieu du rayon,

3. À l’intérieur du rayon, il ne doit pas y avoir de feuille de cire gaufrée, (s’il y en a à vous allez sentir l’effet « boule de cire en bouche) en le consommant

4. les petites alvéoles du cadre doivent être remplies et plaines au moins à 90%, voir à 100%.

QU’EST-CE QUE LE MIEL DES ROIS EN RAYON ?

On dit que « Celui qui n’a pas croqué dans un rayon d’abeilles ne connait pas le vrai goût du miel ! » et que celui qui n’a jamais croqué dans le rayon du miel des Rois n’a pas encore les papilles gustatives suffisamment éduquées.

La pièce entière pèse environ 350-450 g Miel à l’état brut

Pourtant, le Miel en rayon est devenu très rare et peu d’entre nous ont pu avoir le plaisir unique de croquer des alvéoles de cire blanche et de sentir en bouche le miel vierge s’en échapper, provoquant une explosion de saveurs. Rappelons brièvement comment est produit le miel que nous avons l’habitude de consommer en pot. Le jour de la récolte, les cadres dans lesquels les abeilles ont construit des alvéoles de cire et stocké le miel sont amenés à la miellerie. Le cadre est ensuite désoperculé : il s’agit d’ouvrir les petites alvéoles de miel que les abeilles ont fermé pour mieux le conserver.

Pourquoi le Miel en rayon est-il un produit d’exception ?

Tout simplement parce que le Miel en rayon ne subit aucune des opérations destructrices décrites précédemment : pas de choc mécanique, pas de choc thermique : il conserve ainsi intégralement toute sa saveur mais aussi toutes ses qualités nutritionnelles.

Les ENGAGEMENTS de « Le miel des rois »

- CHACUN de nos miels est TOUJOURS récolté par UN SEUL apiculteur et sa traçabilité est suivie et garantie.

- miel cru, extrait à froid, filtré grossièrement pour préserver toutes ses qualités gustatives et nutritives.

- AUCUN de nos miels n’est pasteurisé, ni mélangé avec d’autres miels

- miel proposé en circuit court, garanti « apiculteur récoltant »

- méthode artisanale de récolte, respectueuse envers les abeilles.

- présence possible de particules de pollen ou cire d’abeilles dans certains pots (riches en minéraux et vitamines nécessaires à notre corp)

- commerce équitable  avec nos apiculteurs partenaires

lieu de récolte et origine : plateaux de Valensole, Albion ou Luberon, Provence, France.

The honey of kings in a mini premium* section is an exceptional product. Made in the wild by bees, without any human intervention. Very rare product, intended for true honey lovers. Offered in pieces of approximately 390-410 g each. By tasting it, you will fully appreciate its sublime and very delicate taste. Subject to availability: Rosemary honey from Provence, Lavender from the Lubéron park, TF all flowers from Provence, harvested in France - in a mini comb in its wooden frame.

All our premium comb honey pieces are made in the wild by bees. The absence of metal wire and embossed wax sheet gives you unparalleled pleasure when biting into it. Premium product, very high quality and very rare. To be sure that you are buying quality comb honey, you need to look at four things:

1. the wooden frame must be new and natural in color (it turns black when used several times and years in a row),

2. There must not be a metal wire passing in the middle of the spoke,

3. Inside the shelf, there must not be an embossed sheet of wax (if there is one you will feel the “ball of wax in the mouth” effect) when consuming it

4. the small cells of the frame must be filled and level at least 90%, or even 100%.

WHAT IS KINGS’ HONEY?

It is said that “He who has not bitten into a bee comb does not know the true taste of honey!” » and that anyone who has never bitten into the honeycomb of Kings does not yet have sufficiently educated taste buds.

The entire piece weighs approximately 0.37-0.43 kg.

However, honey on the shelf has become very rare and few of us have been able to have the unique pleasure of biting into cells of white wax and feeling the virgin honey escaping from them in the mouth, causing an explosion of flavors. Let us briefly recall how the honey that we are used to consuming in jars is produced. On harvest day, the frames in which the bees have built wax cells and stored the honey are brought to the honey house. The frame is then uncapped: this involves opening the small cells of honey that the bees have closed to better preserve it.

Why is on-shelf honey an exceptional product?

Just because Honey on the shelf does not undergo any destructive operations described previously: no mechanical shock, no thermal shock: it thus fully retains all its flavor but also all its nutritional qualities.

The engagements from “The Honey of Kings”

- EACH of our honeys is ALWAYS harvested by ONE beekeeper and its traceability is monitored and guaranteed.

- raw honey, cold extracted, coarsely filtered to preserve all its taste and nutritional qualities.

- NONE of our honeys are pasteurized or mixed with other honeys

- honey offered in a short circuit, guaranteed “harvesting beekeeper”

- artisanal harvesting method, respectful of bees.

- possible presence of pollen particles or beeswax in certain pots (rich in minerals and vitamins necessary for our body

- produced WITHOUT additives or artificial flavors, nor added essential oils.

- fair trade with our partner beekeepers

place of harvest and origin: plateaus of Valensole, Albion or Luberon, Provence, France.

* This is not a medicine. If you have a health problem, please consult your doctor.

All our pieces of organic comb honey are made in the wild by bees. The absence of metal wire and embossed wax sheet gives you unparalleled pleasure when biting into it. Premium product, very high quality and very rare. To be sure that you are buying quality comb honey, you need to look at four things:

1. the wooden frame must be new and natural in color (it turns black when used several times and years in a row),

2. There must not be a metal wire passing in the middle of the spoke,

3. Inside the comb, there should not be a sheet of wax (if there is, you will feel the crunchy effect when consuming it),

4. the small cells in the frame must be at least 90% full and plain, or even more.

WHAT IS KINGS’ HONEY?

It is said that “He who has not bitten into a bee comb does not know the true taste of honey!” and that he who has not bitten into the honeycomb of Kings does not yet have sufficiently educated taste buds...

The entire piece weighs approximately 2.0 kg. All-flower honey.

Yet,  Honey on the shelf has become very rare and few of us have been able to have the unique pleasure of biting into cells of white wax and feeling the virgin honey escaping from them in the mouth, causing an explosion of flavors. Let us briefly recall how the honey that we are used to consuming in jars is produced. On harvest day, the frames in which the bees have built wax cells and stored the honey are brought to the honey house. The frame is then uncapped: this involves opening the small cells of honey that the bees have closed to better preserve it.

Why is on-shelf honey an exceptional product?

Just because Honey on the shelf has not undergone any destructive operations described previously: no mechanical shock, no thermal shock: it thus fully retains all its flavor but also all its nutritional qualities.

Origin: Valley of the Thracian Kings, Bulgaria