Miel de Monte Nativo Cordobés
Prosopis spp., Sarcomphalus mistol a další dřeviny horského buše
GIGeographical indications outside the EU
A dark honey with a geographical indication (2024) from the native scrubland of north-western Córdoba, home to centuries-old carob and mistol trees.
- Origin
- Argentina – north-western Córdoba province
- Colour
- 120 mm · dark amber
- Taste
- floral, fruity, mildly sweet
- Plant
- Prosopis spp., Sarcomphalus mistol a další dřeviny horského buše · mesquite →
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
The label covers single-flower carob and mistol honeys as well as blends from higher and lower ground.
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