Darbo Honig 500 g
Darbo's core honey range in 500 g jars: seven varieties, liquid and creamed.
Darbo Honig 500 g is the core honey range of the Austrian company Darbo from Stans in Tyrol. It has seven varieties in 500 g glass jars: acacia with blossom, blossom, creamed mountain blossom, highland, creamed lime, creamed sunflower and forest. Darbo sources honey from several countries and states the origin on each variety page. The highland blossom honey comes from Mexican or Chilean plateaus, and the creamed lime honey from Romania. The producer prints the exact country of origin on the label. Darbo says every honey is tested by its own staff and by independent institutes.
Why this matters to you: the country of origin differs from variety to variety, so the label of each jar tells you where your honey is from.
Facts
| House range | Akazie mit Blüte, Blüte, Gebirgsblüte cremig, Hochland, Linde cremig, Sonnenblume cremig, Wald: 7 Honige im 500-g-Glas |
|---|---|
| Country | Austria |
| Raw material | Honey from several countries, e.g. Mexico or Chile and Romania; country on the label |
What it includes
How it connects to Honey & beekeeping
Darbo Honig 500 g → similar → Lime (linden) honey → kind of → Blossom and honeydew honey → kind of → 🍯 Honey
Links
- Part of
- Darbo
- Similar and different
- Lime (linden) honey, Sunflower honey, Creamed honey, Forest honey
Frequently asked questions
What is in the Darbo Honig 500 g range?
Seven varieties: acacia with blossom, blossom, creamed mountain blossom, highland, creamed lime, creamed sunflower and forest.
Where does Darbo honey come from?
From several countries: the highland honey from Mexico or Chile, the lime honey from Romania; the exact country is on the label.
What to read next
- Lime (linden) honey — Monofloral honey from lime (linden) nectar: light to medium in colour, with a fresh woody aroma and an astringent taste.
- Creamed honey — Honey set into a soft, finely crystallised mass that spreads and does not drip. It is not a separate type in EU law, just ordinary honey.
- Sunflower honey — Monofloral honey from sunflower nectar: bright yellow, crystallising quickly and often hard; the plant name adds no market value.
- Forest honey — Forest honey (Waldhonig) is honey made mainly from honeydew collected in woodland, often mixed with nectar; darker and spicier than blossom honey.
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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.