Carob honey
Ceratonia siliqua
A rare autumn honey from the flowers of the carob tree, which blooms from September to November. Liquid, it is dark amber to dark brown; once crystallised it turns hazelnut-coloured.
- Origin
- Sicily, Malta and other Mediterranean islands
- Colour
- 100 mm · amber
- Plant
- Ceratonia siliqua · carob →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
In Malta, bees begin collecting carob nectar in October, when most other plants have finished flowering.
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