Apidava Roua Florilor Miere Salcâm
Acacia honey in Apidava's Roua Florilor line, from Romania, Hungary and Moldova, in glass and PET from 250 g to 950 g.
Apidava Roua Florilor Miere Salcâm is the acacia honey in the Roua Florilor line of the Romanian company Apidava. Salcâm is Romanian for black locust, the tree sold as acacia.
The producer describes it as clear and pure, with a delicate floral aroma recalling the white acacia blossom. The taste is sweet and fine, sometimes with a barely noticeable tart or bitterish finish. Its high fructose content keeps it liquid for a long time. Apidava calls it a raw, cold-extracted honey. Origin: Romania, Hungary and Moldova; the countries and shares for each lot are printed next to the lot number. Glass: 275, 500, 950 g. PET: 250 and 500 g.
Why this matters to you: the jar shows exactly which countries the honey in your lot came from.
Facts
| House range | Roua Florilor |
|---|---|
| Country | Romania, Hungary, Moldova |
| Botanical origin | Black locust (acacia) |
| Taste | Sweet, fine, floral aroma |
How it connects to Honey & beekeeping
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Links
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- Apidava Roua Florilor, Apidava
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- Acacia honey
Frequently asked questions
Where does Roua Florilor acacia honey come from?
Apidava lists Romania, Hungary and Moldova; the countries and shares per lot are printed beside the lot number.
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ℹ️ Honey is mostly sugars: about 82 g per 100 g. Do not give honey to babies under 1 year old because of the risk of infant botulism.