Honey from France

Lavender honey is the emblematic honey of our dear Provence. Depending on the year, it is harvested on the plateaus of Valensole, Albion or the Luberon, in France. Lavender honey is unique for its fragrant taste, its golden color and its creamy texture. Once crystallized, its color becomes pale yellow. It is the symbol of the Provençal lifestyle. Recommended for fine palates and connoisseurs.

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.

Oak honey is a powerful and strong-tasting honey. Its dark color becomes lighter when the honey crystallizes. It is becoming more and more difficult to obtain it in Provence. It is in high demand among discerning consumers and insiders. Our Oak honey is harvested from the Sainte Baume massif, south side of Marseille. It is a product full of antioxidants and trace elements. Particularly recommended for tired and anemic people or seasoned athletes. It is perfect for boosting physical fitness and the general condition of our body.

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

Origin: the Sainte Baume massif, Provence, France

Acacia honey is light, fine and delicate. This honey has the particularity of remaining liquid for a very long time, unlike most honeys. It is the most consumed and sought after honey in France, among monofloral honeys. It is also children's favorite honey. It is harvested in Drôme or Ain depending on the year. It is very difficult to harvest good and pure Acacia honey in France.

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: Drôme Provençale or Ain, France.

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

OUR CUISINE ADVICE FOR KINGS:

Recipe for Madeleines with acacia honey for 6 people

Ingredients :

• Soft butter : 145g
• Wheat flour : 150g
• Powdered sugar : 150g
• Eggs: 3 pieces)
• Honey of the kings of acacia: 30g
• Untreated orange: 0.5 piece

RECIPE DESCRIPTION

• STEP 1

  Preheat the oven to 240°C (th. 8).

• 2ND STEP

  Blanch the eggs and sugar with a mixer until foamy and white. Cook the butter until it is brown (as soon as it stops foaming and turns brown), then cool it, making sure to keep it liquid.
  Using a grater, remove the zest from 1/2 orange.
  Pour the flour into the whisks and stir gently. Add the acacia honey, the orange zest then the warm brown butter.

• STEP 3

  Using a bag, fill the mini madeleine mold and bake at 240°C for 4 minutes.

• STEP 4

  Enjoy without delay (the mini madeleines dry very quickly).

- Cannot replace a varied and balanced diet and a healthy lifestyle.
- Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
- Keep out of reach of children, away from light.

* Origin : the departments of Drôme or Ain, France.

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

* information found and available on various internet sources or specialized sites

Hawthorn honey is harvested mainly in the Jura, Vosges and sometimes in the Alps. It is delicate, fruity, with floral notes on the palate. Its light color and fairly fine crystallization distinguish it among other honeys. Perfect to accompany you in a cup of herbal tea before you go to sleep at night.

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: The Jura massif, France

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

White heather honey is an exceptional honey, delicate and intense. A pronounced, floral and fruity smell. Strong, woody flavors, notes of licorice, cocoa and even caramel. Suitable for people who prefer less sweet and strong-tasting honeys.
With its dark amber color and fine, creamy texture, our heather honey will seduce you. It is harvested in the Cévennes natural park, Massif Central, France.

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: Cévennes natural park, Central massif, France.

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

Honey harvested in June in the Camargue natural park. Sweet, lightly scented. Ideal to accompany your breakfast and give you plenty of vitamins to start the day well .

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From the hive, straight into the pot

Artisanal honey from Châtaignier, harvested in the Cévennes natural park. ( The Cévennes form a mountain range forming part of the Massif Central, located between the departments of Lozère and Gard, extending to the south the Vivarais mountains located in Ardèche and Haute-Loire). Pronounced and bitter taste. A great classic, among our local honeys.

From the hive, straight into the pot

origin: Cévennes park, central massif, France.

This is our new Star, Le Marseillais. Harvested in Marseille itself, in the Trois-Lucs district. The quantity is very limited for this “all flower” honey which is harvested at the end of April/beginning of May. Ideal to give as a gift or keep as a souvenir of your visit to Marseille.

THE ENGAGEMENTS from "The honey of kings" - Marseille :

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

- NONE of our honeys are pasteurized or 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) .

origin: The Les trois-Lucs district in Marseille, Provence, France.

Rare honey, harvested in May in the Jura. Bright yellow in color, it will surprise and seduce you. It gives off a slight odor of ammonia but remains smooth and soft on the palate. Recommended to initiated consumers and true lovers of rare honeys.

From the hive, straight into the pot

Origin France, Jura

Our rare Rosemary honey is harvested on the Massif de l'étoile, the hills that run along the 13th arrondissement of Marseille to the village of Allauch (Provence region, France) or in the Lubéron natural park. It is one of the emblematic honeys of the South of France. Highly appreciated by consumers for its fine and tasty taste, and its light aromas with floral and fruity notes. This honey is produced in limited quantities.

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 pasteurized or 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

origin: massif de l'étoile, Marseille or the Lubéron park in Provence, France.

Our bramble honey is harvested from mid-June to early August in the preserved territories of the Jura. Sweet and delicate, its interesting taste is worth discovering. Bramble honey remains liquid for a long time before finally crystallizing roughly. Its red color can become more or less dark, depending on the type of flowers around it during its flowering.

From the hive, straight into the pot

Origin: the Jura massif, France

Fir honey comes from honeydew. It is a rare product because of the very capricious flowering of fir trees. Children particularly appreciate its sweet, malty flavor, without any bitterness with a nutty aftertaste. It crystallizes very slowly and retains a velvety appearance for a long time. Very rare and sought after, fir honey seduces with its sweetness and its balsamic taste with a nutty note. It will appeal to all those looking for that rare pearl.

From the hive, straight into the pot

place of harvest: Haute-Loire, South-East of the Massif Central, France.

This powerful honey was harvested in the Aubrac National Park in Occitanie. Buckwheat honey is known to be very rich in polyphenols and therefore excellent for health and our physical fitness in general. It has a full-bodied taste, with character. Like all honeydews, it is dark in color, almost black and strong in flavor.

THE ENGAGEMENTS from “The Honey of Kings”

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

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

- honey offered in a short circuit, guaranteed "harvester 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

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

place of collection: Aubrac national park, Occitanie, France.

Buckwheat honey is very rich in polyphenols and therefore particularly beneficial for the growth of children and for women after childbirth*.

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