Thyme honey from Greece 250g Jar

This 250 g jar is ideal for daily use. The mild, balanced thyme flavor pairs wonderfully with yogurt, granola, or bread.

Buy Genuine Thyme Honey – from Greece or New Zealand

Our pure thyme honey comes from the sunny hills of Greece and the wild landscapes of New Zealand. Both varieties have the unmistakable thyme honey character – yet differ clearly in taste:

• Greek thyme honey is milder and balanced, with a delicate herbal touch.

• New Zealand thyme honey is strong and intensely aromatic, with a bold thyme flavor that true honey lovers appreciate.

Flavor, Appearance & Consistency

The bees gather nectar from wild thyme, which blooms from May to October. This results in a light to amber-colored honey with a rich, herbal-sweet taste and a pleasantly intense aroma, reminiscent of the Mediterranean summer. With a high fructose content, thyme honey is sweet and smooth – but with a distinct herbal note not found in ordinary blossom honey.

Quality, Origin & Processing

Our thyme honey is:

• Monofloral – over 60% from thyme blossoms

• Raw and unfiltered – gently strained only

Carefully harvested and prepared by hand in our honey manufactory, we ensure that all valuable ingredients are preserved.

Nutrients & Natural Components

Thyme honey contains:

• Natural sugars (mainly fructose and glucose)

• Minerals and trace elements like magnesium, calcium, iron, copper, zinc, silicon, manganese, boron

• Antioxidants (mainly flavonoids) that help protect cells from oxidative stress

• A high pollen content

• An above-average share of essential oils

Enjoyment & Usage

Enjoy this specialty honey on toast, in warm milk before bed, or as a gourmet touch in the kitchen. Thyme honey pairs beautifully with feta, goat cheese, nuts, and even salad dressings or sauces.

Storage

Store in a cool, dry, and dark place. Like all raw honeys, thyme honey may crystallize naturally over time – this is a sign of quality and can be reversed by gently warming and stirring.

Important Note

Like other raw foods, honey is not suitable for infants under 12 months.