Dalmatian sage honey
Salvia officinalis
Honey from common sage, which covers large areas of the Croatian Adriatic. It is medium to dark with a reddish-orange tone and a strong floral, fresh-fruit aroma.
- Origin
- Dalmatian coast and islands, Croatia
- Colour
- 85 mm · light amber
- Crystallization
- medium
- Plant
- Salvia officinalis · sage →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
Sage pollen typically makes up only about a quarter of the pollen grains, even though it is a single-variety honey.
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