Cipó-uva honey
Serjania lethalis
Very light, almost transparent honey from the cipó-uva vine, which grows in Brazil’s cerrado and caatinga. On the Araripe plateau it has been harvested for more than twenty years.
- Origin
- Brazil – Chapada do Araripe plateau (Ceará)
- Colour
- 12 mm · extra white
- Plant
- Serjania lethalis · Serjania →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
The vine flowers for four months each year, from August to November, and honeybees visit it most around nine in the morning.
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