Expiry Date: More than 15 months

Region : Bulgaria
Price range : Mid, mid-high, high, exclusive
Colour : Light (white to pale yellow or greenish)
Crystallization : Quick
Taste : Earthy (woody with a hint of mint, balsamic and camphor aroma)
Sweetness : Very sweet (sometimes with a touch of bitterness)
Most suitable for : With lemon juice against acute respiratory diseases


In ancient time Linden tree was considered a mystical tree of life, tree of health, a symbol of fertility and an object of worship. For thousands of years linden honey was the most appreciated honey. The scent of the tiny yellow-white flowers of those huge trees that blossom in late spring or early summer, have always attracted humans as well as bees. One linden tree of middle age, growing in favorable conditions, with optimal weather conditions can give 20 or more kilograms of high-grade honey.

A valuable advantage of the product is that it includes no less than 40 different micro-and macronutrients, such as potassium, calcium, sulfur, copper, iodine, aluminum, nickel, phosphorus, chlorine, magnesium, manganese, zinc, cobalt, etc.

Healing / Medical Benefits
Linden honey has a wide range of applications. It is primarily used as a diaphoretic in treating colds and fevers. It is also used a fortifying agent and it supports the heart. In Eastern Europe and Russia, it is widely used in the treatment of sore throat, rhinitis, and laryngitis. Mixed with lemon, it is used in preventing colds. When taken with tea, linden honey can be used in the treatment of the liver and gall bladder, and it also alleviates the inflammation of the gastrointestinal tract. It is applied externally to help heal festering sores on the skin, eczema, and burns.

Another reason why the white honey is well absorbed by the body, is that many minerals in it are at exactly the same concentration as in the blood. The regular use of linden honey helps to maintain adequate osmotic pressure at the cellular level, normalizes metabolism, has beneficial effects on digestion and hormonal activity.