Our linden honey, harvested in the Ain Valley, is a delicate and refined honey, highly prized for its distinctive taste and light color. Subtle nuances of mint and citrus are evident. Some people also describe a slight herbaceous note in this honey. It can be reminiscent of the aroma of linden blossoms, with a subtle hint of freshness.

Its texture is creamy and smooth. It is usually light yellow to pale amber in color. It can sometimes be almost transparent. However, the color can vary depending on the harvest season and the specific flowers visited by the bees.

Linden trees are flowering trees that bloom during a specific time of year, usually between June and July. Linden trees are covered in drooping clusters of cream to pale yellow flowers. These flowers are small, but abundant and extremely attractive to bees. They provide an abundance of nectar, making them an important source of honey for beekeepers in the region.