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Arroyo de Miel

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Arroyo de Miel is a Spanish beekeeping farm from Canalejas del Arroyo (Cuenca).

Arroyo de Miel is a Spanish beekeeping farm from Canalejas del Arroyo (Cuenca). The farm grew out of a weekend hobby passed down through generations and became a way of life. The hives stay in place rather than following the blooms, so the bees gather only the flora of La Alcarria in Cuenca.

The range includes Miel de Bosque, Miel de Lavanda, Miel de Mil Flores, Miel de Primavera, Miel de Romero, Miel de Zarza. The honey is raw, without treatment or additives, extracted straight from the combs; production is the farm's own and limited, so not every variety is harvested every year, depending on the weather.

Why this matters to you: Arroyo de Miel names the place where its bees work (La Alcarria conquense), which lets you compare this honey with honey of the same kind from elsewhere.

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CountrySpain
RegionCanalejas del Arroyo (Cuenca)
House rangeMiel de Bosque, Miel de Lavanda, Miel de Mil Flores, Miel de Primavera, Miel de Romero, Miel de Zarza
Raw materialown hives in La Alcarria (Cuenca), raw honey

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What is Arroyo de Miel and where is it from?

Arroyo de Miel is a Spanish beekeeping farm from Canalejas del Arroyo (Cuenca).

What honeys does Arroyo de Miel offer?

The range includes Miel de Bosque, Miel de Lavanda, Miel de Mil Flores, Miel de Primavera, Miel de Romero, Miel de Zarza. The honey is raw, without treatment or additives, extracted straight from the combs; production is the farm's own and limited, so not every variety is harvested every year, depending on the weather.

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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.

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