Honeys

Monofloral honey confirmed by pollen analysis in a study of honeys from southern Tunisia. The designation must be confirmed for each batch by its botanical origin.

One of the rarest and most sought-after honeys in traditional Tunisian pharmacopoeia, harvested during the peak of the summer drought.

Caraway honey is a rare floral honey, produced by bees from the nectar of caraway flowers (Carum carvi), an aromatic plant belonging to the Apiaceae family. Known in Tunisia as « كروية », this plant develops small white flowers grouped in umbels that attract bees during their blooming period.

A rare, late-season honey produced from the flowers of the carob tree, an ancient Mediterranean tree.

From the foraging of orange and lemon orchards, this honey is a symbol of Tunisia's Cap Bon region.

A rare terroir honey, produced in the cereal plains where coriander is cultivated for its aromatic seeds.

Diplotaxis honey is a rare floral honey produced by bees using the nectar from flowers of plants belonging to the botanical genus Diplotaxis. In Tunisia, it is generally sold under the name wild rocket honey or عسل الجرجير. 

Typical honey from the large eucalyptus forests of Northern Tunisia, renowned for its balsamic freshness.

A typical terroir honey from the humid Northwest of Tunisia, characterized by its thick, almost gelatinous (thixotropic) texture and its high mineral content.

Tunisian 'Sidr' is an exceptional and highly sought-after honey, derived from the wild vegetation of arid areas.

Rustic and traditional honey from Tunisia, derived from a wild herbaceous plant highly valued in traditional medicine.

A complex wildflower honey from the great biodiversity of high-altitude meadows and forest areas.