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fair trade wildflower honey
interrupcion* fair trade
Nestled in the middle of the Rio Negro Ande region at the center of the Nahuel Huapi National Park is where you will find the honey farm. The area is called "divisoria de aguas" because the rainfall fills two streams: one that feeds into the Pacific ocean while the other ends in the Atlantic ocean. This all-natural Wildflower Honey comes from bees that feed from an array of flowers in the wilderness of Patagonia, giving the honey a delicate yet complex flavor. The way in which the honey is extracted and produced gives a uniquely decadent taste to our light amber honey. Produced by a couple of agricultural engineers whose artisanal process is Fair Trade Certified and their responsible environmental practices are verified. This is what makes our honey unlike any other in the world.
Nestled in the middle of the Rio Negro Ande region at the center of the Nahuel Huapi National Park is where you will find the honey farm. The area is called "divisoria de aguas" because the rainfall fills two streams: one that feeds into the Pacific ocean while the other ends in the Atlantic ocean. This all-natural Wildflower Honey comes from bees that feed from an array of flowers in the wilderness of Patagonia, giving the honey a delicate yet complex flavor. The way in which the honey is extracted and produced gives a uniquely decadent taste to our light amber honey. Produced by a couple of agricultural engineers whose artisanal process is Fair Trade Certified and their responsible environmental practices are verified. This is what makes our honey unlike any other in the world.
