Wildflower honey is a honey that, coming from the nectar of diverse vegetable species, or at least of two, does not have any dominant pollen over the other pollens, as it happens in monofloral honeys. The geographical origin of wildflower honeys should be indicated in the wildflower honey jar of milfores. This information helps the consumer of organic wildflower honey to evaluate the wildflower honey and identify its origin, avoiding fraud. You can indicate a geographical area (district, town, province ...) or a type of plant form (prairie honey, scrub honey ...). The infinite variety of wildflower honey is a consequence of the flower diversity existing in that area or region. Organic wildflower honey aroma, color and flavor depend on the flowers from which it is obtained. Wildflower honeys can vary in color from almost colorless to dark amber. Many honey lovers happen to take a spoonful of honey, experience a trip to the area where the bees produced that honey. Organic wildflower honey is a vehicle to travel through the flavors of a country.
