Raw Honeys
Turkish Raw Wildflower Honey
A multifloral raw honey from highland flowers, strained but never heat-treated.
850 g · 1450 m
Direct from the beekeeper
Raw honey from the Taurus highlands of Antalya — strained, never heat-treated. Altitude, flora and lab data are listed on every product page.
Every product page lists altitude, flora and analysis information.
Raw Honeys
A multifloral raw honey from highland flowers, strained but never heat-treated.
850 g · 1450 m
Raw Honeys
A raw mountain honey from wild thyme blossom with a distinctive herbal aroma.
850 g · 1600 m
Raw Honeys
A dark raw honeydew honey from pine forest, slow to crystallize.
850 g · 1300 m
Comb Products
Raw comb honey from traditional karakovan hives, in the wax.
~1,2 kg · 1500 m
Bee Products
Fresh, undried bee pollen kept frozen.
250 g
Bee Products
An alcohol-free, water-based propolis extract (30 ml).
30 ml
Comb Products
Raw highland honey packed with pieces of comb.
~1000 g · 1400 m
Sets
Three honeys in one box for tasting.
3 × 220 g
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Raw honey is strained but never heat-treated. Our guides explain what that means and how purity is verified.
Read the guideRaw Honey
Raw vs Pasteurized Honey: What's the Real Difference?
Raw honey is strained but not heat-treated. See how it differs from pasteurized and filtered honey in enzymes, HMF and crystallization — and why “raw” needs proof.
The questions buyers ask most, answered with sources.
Why Does Honey Crystallize? (And How to Fix It)
Crystallization does not mean honey has gone bad. It is a natural process driven mainly by glucose content, pollen and storage temperature, and it is faster in blossom honeys than in honeydew honeys such as pine honey.
Read the guideHow to Tell if Honey Is Real: What Home Tests Miss and What Labs Check
You cannot reliably prove honey is real with kitchen tests. Purity is judged by lab analysis (moisture, HMF, diastase, sugar profile and, where needed, isotope-based tests) together with batch-level traceability from the producer.
Read the guideRaw vs Pasteurized Honey: What's the Real Difference?
Raw honey is honey that has only been strained and never heat-treated. “Raw” is a producer's claim rather than a legal category in the EU Honey Directive, so batch information and lab data are the way to verify it.
Read the guideBuying Turkish Honey: Authenticity, Lab Tests and Export Documents
Serious buyers of Turkish honey should ask for batch-level lab reports, an isotope or equivalent authenticity screen, pollen analysis and full traceability. The EU's 2021–22 control action flagged a high share of Turkish-origin samples as suspicious, so proof matters more than claims.
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