MINT HONEY

1. Quick introduction

Around late autumn to early winter, the wild mint flowers start to bloom in the high mountainous regions of Ha Giang province. When the peppermint flowers blossom, bees begin to collect nectar from the flowers to produce mint honey.

2. What makes it special?

The process of harvesting mint honey usually takes place in winter when the mint flowers are in full bloom. Local residents collect honey from the mint flowers, and then it is distilled to extract pure mint honey. Due to the challenging mountainous terrain and harsh climate in Ha Giang, the process of harvesting mint honey often requires skill and patience from beekeepers. This factor contributes to making mint honey rare and particularly valuable.

3. Taste and Color.

The color of mint honey is more attractive than that of ordinary honey, and it also holds significantly higher nutritional value. Pure mint honey typically has a light greenish hue mixed with yellow, making it visually appealing. Derived from the essence of mint flowers, this type of honey stands out with its distinctive flavor of freshness and density.

4. Benefits.

Honey has numerous health and beauty benefits, including:

• Supporting the treatment of respiratory diseases such as sore throat, bronchitis, asthma, and pneumonia.
• Providing energy and enhancing overall health.
• Inhibiting the growth of bacteria and fungi in the body, supporting digestion, and helping alleviate abdominal pain and diarrhea.
• Reducing inflammation, soothing inflamed areas, and aiding in wound healing.
• Soothing the skin, retaining moisture, and providing antioxidant properties, promoting radiant skin, reducing acne, and calming irritated skin.
• Hair care, making hair soft and preventing hair loss.

It can be seen that pure forest honey has many beneficial uses for both health and beauty. However, it is important to use honey in the right dosage and ensure it is pure honey to ensure safety and effectiveness. Binhanhoney is the place where you can place your trust!

Note: Raw honey can crystalize in cold weather which is natural and does not affect the quality.