Božnar
Also known as: Hiša medu Božnar
Božnar is a Slovenian honey company from Polhov Gradec.
Božnar is a Slovenian honey company from Polhov Gradec. Božnar čebelarstvo d.o.o. trades as Hiša medu Božnar (House of Honey Božnar) from the Beekeepers' House (Dom čebelarjev) in Polhov Gradec. Besides honey it sells products from its Zdravje (health) section, cosmetics, chocolate, sweets, gift sets and beeswax; its own products include GOLDHONEY, honey with added pure gold. The company also runs the Days of Honey (Dnevi medu) in Polhov Gradec.
The range includes Med, Zdravje, Kozmetika, Čokolada, Sladki butik, Darila, Vosek, GOLDHONEY. The products are sold in Mercator and Spar stores and in many specialist shops across Slovenia.
Why this matters to you: Božnar sells pure honey alongside products with additions such as GOLDHONEY, so the ingredients on the label show what exactly you are buying.
Facts
| Country | Slovenia |
|---|---|
| Region | Polhov Gradec |
| House range | Med, Zdravje, Kozmetika, Čokolada, Sladki butik, Darila, Vosek, GOLDHONEY |
How it connects to Honey & beekeeping
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Frequently asked questions
What is Božnar and where is it from?
Božnar is a Slovenian honey company from Polhov Gradec. Božnar čebelarstvo d.o.o. trades as Hiša medu Božnar (House of Honey Božnar) from the Beekeepers' House (Dom čebelarjev) in Polhov Gradec. Besides honey it sells products from its Zdravje (health) section, cosmetics, chocolate, sweets, gift sets and beeswax; its own products include GOLDHONEY, honey with added pure gold. The company also runs the Days of Honey (Dnevi medu) in Polhov Gradec.
What honeys does Božnar offer?
The range includes Med, Zdravje, Kozmetika, Čokolada, Sladki butik, Darila, Vosek, GOLDHONEY. The products are sold in Mercator and Spar stores and in many specialist shops across Slovenia.
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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.