Unique Taste, Exquisite Taste at MühendisARI
Our highland flower honey, with its exquisite scent and aroma that you can't detect even in the most fragrant perfumes, is collected by our bees from the flowers in the Anatolian highlands and produced to bring to your table. Our Yüksek Yayla honey, with its aroma and flavor that truly captivates you, is specially produced and processed through meticulous processes before being placed in MühendisARI jars.
MühendisARI Erzurum Wildflower Honey
Erzurum flower honey is one of the most consumed types of honey. Its high nutritional value and competitive price make it a popular choice for breakfast. However, not all flower honeys are created equal. The Erzurum Region Flower Honey, produced by Mühendis Ari himself, will be an indispensable addition to every meal, especially once you taste it, with its pleasant and pleasant taste.
MühendisAri's Erzurum Region Flower Honey has a soft, delicate flavor. Its aroma and aroma are appealing, and even when consumed in large quantities, it doesn't cause discomfort. Flower Honey is the most preferred honey by families with children and is an essential part of any table. Erzurum Region Flower Honey is golden yellow in color.
MühendisAri's Erzurum Region Flower Honey production farm houses 450 hives of bee colonies.
BENEFITS OF FLOWER HONEY
-Flower Honey mixes quickly with the blood and provides high energy.
-Flower Honey builds blood and can be used as a blood builder.
-It cleanses microbes and helps strengthen the immune system.
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-It is healing for eye disorders.
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-Provides protection against liver diseases such as jaundice, Hepatitis B, and Hepatitis C.
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-Prevents intestinal disorders such as diarrhea.
-Strengthens memory.
-Relieves indigestion.
MühendisARI ARE ERZURUM FLOWERS PRODUCED IN BALINERE?
Our farm, which stays in Beykonak, Antalya, for the early spring between January and May, travels to the Diyarbakir Karacadag region in May for the mid-season stay. In June, the Engineer Bee is transported by trucks to the plateaus of Erzurum. At the end of September, it returns to the Antalya region for the winter, completing its honey journey.
MühendisARI ERZURUM FLOWER HONEY HARVEST TIME
First Honey Harvest Time is between July 20th and July 30th.
The Second Honey Harvest Time is between August 25th and September 10th.
(Harvest time and duration may vary depending on seasonal conditions.)
MühendisARI HOW IS ERZURUM FLOWER HONEY MADE?
MühendisARI Erzurum Region Flower Honey is one of the most valuable products we strive to offer you. While the Erzurum Region has a unique nature for flower honey production, it is also a very delicate region. Weather conditions here can change very quickly, and a sudden gust of dust can end the honey season in an instant. The continental climate is highly prevalent here. Regular honey production for the Erzurum Region's Flower Honey can be achieved year-round. To select a suitable plateau for honey production in Erzurum, our beekeeping expert, Tayfun Derin, sets out in May. He selects the appropriate plateau and determines the land where our bees will be housed. Engineer Cemil Gedik, the manager of the Erzurum Region Flower Honey production farm, loads the bees onto trucks from their accommodation in Diyarbakir in mid-June and sets off for the plateau we've chosen in Erzurum. This journey is challenging and arduous for both the bees and the beekeeper. Our Flower Honey adventure truly begins when we safely land the bees. Honey flowers are slowly beginning to bloom in nature. From this date on, our bees begin collecting and storing honey. Engineer Ari Erzurum Region Flower Honey contains thyme, honeysuckle, phyllostachys, sainfoin, broomrape, cocklebur, yellow thorn, purple thorn, and 1000 other varieties of very special flowers. The most important feature of Engineer Ari Erzurum Region Flower Honey is that it is obtained from the Caucasian bee breed. The Caucasian bee breed has a longer honey extraction tongue than other bee breeds. Therefore, Engineer Ari Erzurum Region Flower Honey has a unique taste and aroma.
