GREEK HONEY SFAKIANO Premium Raw Thyme Honey from Sfakia Crete Greece by Saviolakis Family (1000g 2.2 lbs)
Brand: Magna Creta

We are a family run business with a 250 year tradition collecting delicious Cretan Thyme Honey. We believe we are the oldest continuous bee keeping family on the island of Crete. Our oldest honey SFAKIANO is collected between sea level and 3000 feet in an area called Sfakia on the island of Crete, Greece. We are farmers and bee keepers first and foremost and only sell our own single source raw natural honey. Our honey is also a true Thyme Honey as opposed to one with wildflowers, pine, polyflora etc listed on the label along with thyme. European and Greek legislation states that for a honey to contain ONLY the word "Thyme" in its name, it must have over 18% Thyme Content. Depending on the season, ours has 30% + consistently . Our honey is also the highest collected thyme honey in Greece in an area that contains a UNESCO World Heritage Site (Samarian Gorge) and many indigenous fauna and flora. As the highest peak in Crete is only a few miles from the ocean, the thyme flower, being a maritime flower, can grow really high up in these mountains with a beautiful view of the Mediterranean Sea. Of all the Greek honeys, Thyme is considered the best and rarest because the collecting season is only a few weeks in the summer. The uniqueness of our geography and dry summer climate make for a dense, rich one of a kind honey with many health benefits too. ***Crystallization is completely natural as this is a raw, natural thyme honey. Simply place in a warm bowl of water (microwave bowl of water for 1-1.5 minutes. NEVER place jar directly into microwave as the direct heat will ruin all the enzymes and health benefits of the honey) while stirring for 10-15 minutes or leave in sunlight to return to a more liquid state if desired*****

Cretan Thyme Honey from Sfakia Crete Greece. A family tradition for 250 years by the oldest bee keeping family in Crete
Cretan Honey
A true Thyme Honey. IF your honey has other flowers in its title (wildflower, polyflora, pine etc) it is NOT a true Thyme Honey
Raw Honey
Greek Food