Czech raspberry honey
Rubus idaeus
A light honey from flowering raspberry, which grows mainly in forest clearings. It has an intense aroma and sets quickly, so it is easy to cream.
- Origin
- Czechia, forest clearings and woodland edges
- Colour
- 25 mm · white
- Taste
- pleasant
- Crystallization
- fast
- Season
- May – June
- Plant
- Rubus idaeus · bramble (raspberry, blackberry) →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical of the variety, not a measurement of one jar. Where a source describes the colour only in words (such as ‘light amber’), we convert it to the middle of the matching band of the Pfund scale, so the figure is approximate. The season follows the sources or, failing that, the flowering time of the plant in that area.
Raspberry flowers in Czechia from May to June, and bees visit its small flowers even in cooler weather.
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