Changbai Mountain linden honey
Tilia amurensis
Honey from Amur linden in the mixed forests of the volcanic Changbai Mountains on the China–Korea border. Once crystallised it is white and fine-textured, hence the name ‘snow honey’.
- Origin
- Changbai Mountains (Jilin Province, China)
- Colour
- 17 mm · extra white
- Plant
- Tilia amurensis · lime (linden) →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
In China the Changbai Mountains are called the ‘home of linden honey’; the main flow comes in July.
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