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Dark, aromatic and with a distinctive bitter note: The Miele di Castagno Biologico from Solmielato is a characterful organic chestnut honey from southern Italy. It is harvested in June and July in the chestnut forests of Etna Park in Sicily and Sila in Calabria.
Chestnut honey impresses with its unmistakable taste. Its scent is reminiscent of chestnut blossoms; on the palate it is aromatic and tart with a pronounced bitter note. A suitable choice for anyone who likes strong honey.
Its dark color and slow crystallization are typical. It often remains liquid for a long time and is therefore easy to dose.
Its strong aroma makes Organic chestnut honey a versatile companion in savory cuisine:
About cheese: Especially with aged Pecorino, Parmesan or spicy blue cheese.
On bread: On farmer's bread or toasted bread with butter.
For dressings and marinades: As a tart-sweet addition to olive oil, vinegar and mustard.
Pure: For everyone who appreciates the characteristic taste of chestnut honey.
Solmielato is native to Zafferana Etnea in Sicily. The range includes different types of organic honey, including the mild Sulla honey from central Sicily and this strong chestnut honey from the forests of Etna Park and Sila in Calabria.
The different flowers and areas of origin shape the character of the honey. The organic chestnut honey is certified organic by CCPB.
| feature | Information |
|---|---|
| product | Miele di Castagno Biologico |
| Brand | Solmielato |
| Type of honey | Chestnut blossom honey |
| Origin | Etna Park, Sicily, and Sila, Calabria, Italy |
| Harvest time | June and July |
| Ingredients | 100% organic chestnut honey |
| Net weight | 300g |
| taste | Strong, aromatic and tart-bitter |
| Consistency | Long liquid, slow crystallization |
| Organic certification | CCPB |
| Durability | Unopened 24 months from production date; Note the best-before date on the jar |
| Storage | Cool and dry at 15-18°C, away from direct light and heat |
Chestnut honey tastes strong, aromatic and distinctly tart. Its characteristic bitter note distinguishes it from mild honey varieties such as Sulla honey.
It comes from the chestnut forests of the Etna Park in Sicily and the Sila in Calabria. The harvest takes place in June and July.
Its comparatively high fructose content and lower glucose content promote slow crystallization. However, the consistency alone is not proof of the purity of a honey.
It goes particularly well with mature, spicy cheeses such as Pecorino, Parmesan or blue cheese. Its bitter-sweet note complements its salty taste.
Store the jar in a cool, dry place at 15-18°C. Avoid direct sunlight and proximity to heat sources.
Nutritional information (per 100g)
Energy: 1375 kJ / 324 kcal
Fat: 0g
of which saturated fatty acids: 0 g
Carbohydrates: 80.3g
of which sugar: 80.3 g
Protein: 0.6 g
Salt: 0.03g
Contains: No declared allergens
May contain traces of: None
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