Eucalyptus Honey, Miel de Eucalipto - 8.8 oz (250 g), by Alemany, from Spain.

Founded in 1879, Torrons i Mel Alemany is an award-winning honey and turrón producer based in Os de Balaguer, Catalonia. The company sources honey from top beekeepers across the peninsula and produces delicious turrón using locally sourced ingredients and traditional recipes passed down through five generations.

Alemany's homogenized and filtered Eucalyptus Honey is sourced from beehives in the lush landscapes of Extremadura and Andalusia, where bees forage on the delicate blossoms of eucalyptus trees. This honey offers an intense, herbal aroma, and mild sweetness with slight acidic notes, complemented by a dark amber color that reflects the brilliance of the stunning flowers from which the bees collect nectar.

Honey may crystallize over time. To return it to a liquid state, gently warm it in a bain-marie. For the best experience with this Eucalyptus Honey, use it while it's liquid and try the following::

• In marinades and glazes: use it as a flavorful glaze or marinade for meats like chicken and pork, caramelizing to add sweetness with a hint of herbal complexity.
• In cooking and baking: use it as a natural sweetener in cakes, muffins, and breads, enhancing flavors like citrus and nuts.
• Salad dressings: whisk it into dressings for salads, particularly those featuring citrus fruits or mild cheeses. Combine it with olive oil, vinegar, and a dash of mustard for a balanced vinaigrette.
• Sauces and dips: stir it into sauces or yogurt-based dips to balance out spicy or salty flavors, adding a hint of sweetness that complements grilled meats and vegetables.
• As a sweetener: use it to sweeten tea, herbal infusions, or lemonade for an aromatic touch. It also pairs well with whiskey or gin cocktails for a unique twist.
• As a dessert topping: drizzle over pancakes, oatmeal, or ice cream for a naturally sweet and mild finish to your meal.

Note: This is a natural product, so its flavor and aroma can vary depending on the flowers visited by the bees during production.