Delicious organic raw honey made with the nectar of wild Lavender in one of the most spectacular landscapes of Andalusia.

Wild lavender honey comes from the flowers of the Lavandula Stoechas plant. This plant, like thyme and rosemary, are aromatic species native to the Mediterranean basin. Specifically, this lavender species is not cultivated, but grows wild, providing an attractive colorful and intense aroma to the richest landscapes of Andalusia. Lavandula is a genus of plants in the mint family, which contains about 60 species. They are known as lavender, spike lavender, lavender or cantueso, among many other common names. The lavender plant is a branched shrub, with reddish-green stems and elongated grayish leaves. The flowers are united in a showy and compact manner in a cylindrical spike. They are crowned by a group of well-developed bracts (purple, blue, tending to pink), which are very attractive to bees. In general, lavender blooms at the end of spring and in summer.