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Gag Gifts, Occasion Gifts - Lavender Honey
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Our Price: $16.99
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Manufacturer: Le Mas des Abeilles
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Address: Array
Binding: Unknown Binding
Brand: Le Mas des Abeilles
Country: france
Feature: Honey from the region of Luberon, in Provence.
Label: Le Mas des Abeilles
Manufacturer: Le Mas des Abeilles
Publisher: Le Mas des Abeilles
Studio: Le Mas des Abeilles
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Features
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Honey from the region of Luberon, in Provence.
Harvested in the traditional method
Light-colored lavender honey
It is creamy, aromatic, and full of flavor
Imported from France
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Editorial Reviews:
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Honey from Le Mas des Abeilles comes from Bonnieux, a small town in the region of Luberon, in Provence. Harvested in the traditional method by a several-generation-old family business, this honey is 100 percent natural, pure, and unadulterated. This light-colored lavender honey is creamy, aromatic, and full of flavor (not to mention rich in iron!). Net Weight: 8.8 oz
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Wonderful.
Comment: This is wonderful honey. My mother loves it and has asked me to buy more.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Elegant Flavor
Comment: Do you remember the honey you ate from honeycombs as a child? This honey has a very natural consistency and a purity reminiscent of days gone by. The delicious lavender blossom flavor is delicate and heady when blended with tea. One teaspoon for the tea, one for me. There is always the desire to put this in my tea, but also the desire to taste the amazing flavor of the honey each time I use it in cooking or tea.
Miel de Lavande adds an elegant flavor to many dishes and to drinks in the summer. If you enjoy orange blossom honey, this is even more delicious. Lavender honey is a precious gift from Provence and an affordable luxury in which to indulge now and then.
This honey is especially delicious in an evening cup of Sleepytime Extra tea. You then enter the territory of an aromatherapy experience. Miel de Lavende is also delicious with raspberry tea.
~The Rebecca Review
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