About this Honey
A rare floral honey, often harvested in Egypt or tropical regions. Pure Jasmine honey is difficult to obtain as bees often prefer other sources. It is light and carries the heady, perfumed scent of the flower. The taste is sweet and distinctly floral, almost resembling a syrup. It is valued for its calming aroma and delicate taste.
Honey Characteristics
Jasminum officinale
Summer
Rare
Egypt & Asia
Intensely floral, sweet perfume, seductive night-blooming jasmine
Syrupy, smooth, exceptionally clear fluid body
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The Story
Capturing the rare, highly volatile night-blooming essential oil profiles of tropical estates, Jasmine honey is an elusive apicultural phantom. Because honey bees are diurnal and Jasminum officinale opens its blossoms and secretes its maximum nectar volumes during the nocturnal cooling shift, pure extractions require precise, highly managed hive isolation. Beekeepers must deploy intense, high-density hive groups directly into the groves right at the height of the summer flush, forcing the bees to rapidly harvest the remaining open pools at dawn before competing field weeds distract the workers.\n\nJasmine honey displays a syrupy, smooth, and exceptionally clear fluid body backed by an elevated fructose stability that maintains its pristine liquid phase for extended periods without granulating. Its chemical blueprint is densely saturated with highly volatile benzyl acetate esters and monoterpenes derived from the blossom's intense natural perfume, creating a lightweight mouthfeel that releases aromatic compounds in a sudden wave. In high-end pastry design, this ester-heavy chemistry provides an exquisite, non-intrusive sweetening tool that transforms premium white teas and delicate sponge cakes without adding heavy mineral weights.
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At a Glance
A Rare variety, harvested in Summer, from Egypt & Asia, derived from Jasminum officinale blossoms.