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Honeydew Honey

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  • Serves

    4

    • Difficulty

      Easy

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By Ben Shewry

Published 2012

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Beechwood Honeydew is a remarkable single-origin honey. Single origin means that it is made by honeybees exclusively from one region and nectar from only one variety of flower or plant. Creating single-origin honeys is the craft of a highly skilled beekeeper who knows the exact time of year to place the hives close to particular flowering plants so the bees can feast on the floral nectar. Beechwood Honeydew is harvested on New Zealand’s South Island by beekeeper Lorraine Muldoon

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