New Zealand:

New Zealand was formed 5 million years ago. Its Maori name isAotearoa, meaning the land of the long white cloud.

The most striking thing about New Zealand is the green of its landscapes. In fact, New Zealanders speak of a green that is unique in the world!

What’s more, this Eden at the end of the world, with its 2,500 plant species, is renowned for its unique flora, which includes almost 80% endemic plant species.

Do you know New Zealand? It’s made up of two islands: the North Island and the South Island. the South Island.

Our thyme honey is harvested on the South Island in particular. More specifically, it’s in the Otago region, a dry region par excellence, that our thyme honey is harvested. Here, temperatures fluctuate around 30°, enabling thyme to develop rapidly.

As a result, thyme honey can be harvested with over 23% thyme pollen. thyme pollen.

The benefits of New Zealand thyme honey

• Thyme honey has recognized antiseptic and healing properties.
• As everyone knows, it’s also a powerful antibacterial agent .
• It improves sleep, fights the cold and boosts the immune system.
• It’s also excellent for the ENT sphere: it soothes coughs and sore throats.
• Powerful antiseptic (prevention of infectious, digestive and respiratory diseases)
• Antibacterial (prevention of winter illnesses: colds, bronchitis, flu)
• Rich in vitamins (A, C, D and K => nerve relaxant), copper and boron.
• Digestive tonic to reduce gastric inflammation
• Concentration of antioxidants, polyphenols and flavonoids (anti-free radicals)
• Anti-allergenic (high quercetin content)
• Improves sleep and fights the cold (herbal tea/milk, not too hot)
• Boosting the immune system and overall tone
• A highly recommended substitute for traditional sugar

In short, thyme honey has what it takes to win you over!

All these indications are not a substitute for a healthy, balanced diet and should not be used as a substitute for medical advice.

It has significant healing properties when used externally, so it can be used on wounds and even on eczema.

The taste of thyme honey from New Zealand

It is spicy and lingers on the palate. Its crystallization is fine, even creamy naturally. As you can see, it’s floral and fragrant to perfection!

Did you know?

Thyme honey has long been used in hospitals as a healing agent. It was Professor Descottes at Limoges Hospital who developed this healing protocol.