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Linden Honey
Linden honey is a premiere honey. It has a wide range of applications. It is primarily used as a diaphoretic in treating colds and fevers. Linden honey’s anti-bacterial quality makes it ideal for the control of inflammation of respiratory organs. It is also used a fortifying agent and it supports the heart. It is applied externally to help heal festering sores on the skin, eczema, and burns. The natural sugars in the honey have prebiotic effect, feeding the good bacteria in digestive system.
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Linden Honey aroma is woody, pharmacy and fresh, also described as mint, balsamic, menthol and camphor. It has low acidity, medium sweet and sometimes a light bitterness. It has a persistent aftertaste and is slightly astringent. The crystallization rate is medium to fast with fine to medium sized crystals. Other aromatic notes: spicy-thyme, mentholated, geranium, hay, phenolic.
| Weight | 0.500 kg |
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| Dimensions | 7.8 x 7.8 x 10.5 cm |
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