Showing posts with label Food and Related Products. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Food and Related Products. Show all posts

Wednesday, 1 July 2009

Boiling hot day at Churchill Square Farmers Market selling honey

A boiling hot day at Churchill Square Farmer's Market. Lots of feedback on the honey. Some Americans said this was the best honey they'd ever tasted - much better than any honey they'd had in America. They tried the lemon blossom and chestnut honeys.

You can see from the picture of Karen at the stall though why some people think we sell jam - does look like that from a distance.

On 18th July we're at the market in Jubilee Square, Brighton (from 10am) and also at a market in George Street, Kemptown, Brighton (from noon).
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Tuesday, 23 June 2009

Rare and Raw Lemon Blossom Honey

Fresh, Raw and Rare: Lemon Blossom Honey From Granada in Spain

This is available to buy by clicking here

We now have a very limited quantity of lemon blossom honey. For the last two years we've been trying to buy some raw lemon blossom honey - but without success. The only lemon blossom we could find had been pasturised and we won't sell pasteurised honey.

Now Ramon, the beekeeper we get most of our honey from in the Pyrenees has managed to source some raw lemon blossom from a beekeeper he knows near Granada in Andalusia.

The honey arrived on Monday morning at 6.30am - a day earlier than I had expected. Took about an hour to unload the 48 boxes and get them inside. Couldn't wait to taste the honey - and I wasn't disappointed. It was everything I had hoped it would be - and more - with a very noticeable aftertaste of lemon.

Here's a photo I've just taken of the jar of the stuff - you can see it is still runny.




The honey is very fresh and runny with a good consistency. If you want some please click the link below. It's £10 for a kilo.

Buy some lemon blossom honey

However, there are discounts available - three jars are reduced by 10%. You can get 25% off if you order 15 or more kilos.

We have just a few hundred kilos available, which I know will go quickly once word is out. This is really fantastic honey.

Thanks


Tim
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