Umbria Honey

Umbria – ‘Il miele dell’Umbria’

One of Italy’s smallest regions, Umbria is like a less touristy version of its illustrious neighbor, Tuscany. This landlocked region is a land whose rolling hills are dotted with castles, fortresses and watchtowers and well-preserved hill towns and monasteries. It contains Italy’s largest lake and the head waters of the historic Tiber river begin up the slopes of Monte Fumaiolo. Umbria Tourism

  • Forest Honeydew – ‘Melata di bosco, Melata di metcalfa’ (Insect: Metcalfa pruinosa (Say))
  • Ivy Honey – ‘Miele di edera’ (Hedera helix)
  • Annual Yellow-Woundwort – ‘Miele di erba strega’ (Stachys annua L.)
  • Chestnut Honey – ‘Miele di Castagno’ (Castanea sativa Mill)
  • Eucalyptus Honey – ‘Miele di eucalpitoa’ (Eucalyptus camaldulensis Dehnh)

Certified Traditional Food of Italy PAT – Honey certified as a Traditional Italian Food.
Slow Food Icon Honey identified and cataloged by the Arc of Taste (Slow Foods)

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