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Product Description Around the end of March, when the chill still lingers, bees begin to gather nectar from cherry blossoms. Following the cherry blossoms, they eagerly fly out of their hives to collect nectar from flowers such as clover and rapeseed that bloom in the fields and mountains. Spring is often associated with many blooming flowers, but even when flowers bloom, continuous rain can cause them to fall, making it challenging to harvest honey while observing the bees in nature. When the hive is full of nectar, bees seal it with beeswax. This serves as a signal for honey extraction. Even when harvesting from the same location, the flavor can change with each extraction, creating excitement as we cut the honeycomb and operate the machinery to see what taste or aroma awaits. Bees are said to have an activity range of 2 to 3 kilometers, and sometimes it makes one wonder where the flowers are blooming. Additionally, our honey crystallizes. Of course, it can be consumed as is. If you wish to dissolve the crystals, placing it in a water bath at around 45 to 50 degrees will return it to its original liquid state. Please be cautious as high temperatures can destroy nutritional components. When warming in a microwave, be careful not to overheat as it may cause sudden boiling. A spoonful of honey in your daily beverages. Feel free to add it to yogurt, bread, tomatoes, cheese, etc., according to your preference. If you feel a bit of discomfort in your throat, consuming it directly with a teaspoon is also recommended. Domestic Wildflower Honey 400g Domestic Flower Honey 400g Honey Set (Cherry Blossom, Flower Honey) Hungarian Acacia Honey Propolis Throat Candy Spanish Bee Pollen 100g Customer Reviews 4.1 out of 5 stars 77 4.1 out of 5 stars 77 5.0 out of 5 stars 1 4.2 out of 5 stars 22 3.9 out of 5 stars 19 3.9 out of 5 stars 6 Price 2800 yen 2800 yen 2800 yen 2800 yen — no data 2690 yen 2690 yen 780 yen 780 yen 1980 yen 1980 yen Domestic honey "Wildflower Honey" is collected by bees from a variety of flowers. Each extraction has a unique flavor, so enjoy the natural honey as it is. Domestic honey "Flower Honey