Med Karpat Veirikha-med
Late-summer Med Karpat honey from Weyrich's knotweed and goldenrod in Zakarpattia.
Med Karpat's Veirikha-med is gathered in August and September in the foothills and lowlands of Zakarpattia. The main nectar sources are Weyrich's knotweed and Canada goldenrod, both flowering at the end of summer when most nectar plants have finished. The producer calls this variety rare for Ukraine. Its taste is described as a rich, classic honey bouquet, rounded by a mild, sweet aroma. Like the rest of the range, it comes only from wild nectar plants of Zakarpattia. Jars range from a small 120-gram one up to a large 1.35 kg size.
Why this matters to you: this is a late-summer honey from two named plants, so you know which bloom and which month it comes from.
Facts
| Country | Ukraine |
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| Region | Zakarpattia foothills and lowlands |
| Botanical origin | Weyrich's knotweed, Canada goldenrod |
| Season | August–September |
How it connects to Honey & beekeeping
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Frequently asked questions
Which plants does Med Karpat Veirikha-med come from?
Mainly Weyrich's knotweed and Canada goldenrod, gathered in August and September.
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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.