Langnese Flotte Biene Linden- mit Blütenhonig
Lime honey with blossom honey by Langnese in the Flotte Biene dispenser, with a minty note per the brand.
Langnese Flotte Biene Linden- mit Blütenhonig combines lime (linden) honey with blossom honey and comes in the Flotte Biene dispenser. Langnese writes that in summer the scent of flowering lime trees draws countless bees, which collect both nectar from the blossoms and honeydew from the leaves. The result is a light honey with a strong flavour that the brand likens to fresh mint. The producer suggests it for salad dressings. Sizes are 250 g and 500 g; no harvest country is given.
Why this matters to you: the minty note and level-4 intensity keep it noticeable in a dressing, where a milder honey would simply disappear.
Facts
| House range | Flotte Biene Spender |
|---|---|
| Botanical origin | Lime tree (nectar and honeydew) and blossoms |
| Taste | strong, minty, level 4 of 5 (Langnese scale: mild → spicy) |
| Colour | light |
How it connects to Honey & beekeeping
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Frequently asked questions
Where does the minty note come from?
Langnese links it to the lime tree: bees gather nectar from the flowers and honeydew from the leaves; no additives are mentioned.
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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.