Paraná rainforest honey
Lonchocarpus leucanthus, Inga spp., Parapiptadenia rigida a další dřeviny Paranského pralesa
Multifloral honey from the subtropical Paraná forest of north-eastern Argentina, where bees forage mainly on rabo, ingá and anchico trees. It is light amber and sets with fine crystals.
- Origin
- Argentina – central and northern Misiones
- Colour
- 67 mm · light amber
- Season
- September – March
- Plant
- Lonchocarpus leucanthus, Inga spp., Parapiptadenia rigida a další dřeviny Paranského pralesa
Colour varies by year and place; the value given is typical.
The flow here runs from September to March, through the whole southern spring and summer.
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