Honeydew flow is often strong in late dry summers. It may be known generically as “Forest Honey” or “Tree Honey” , it is highly appreciated in certain parts of the world by connoisseurs and honey lovers alike for its strong flavour and healthful properties. It has medium sweetness with weak acidity. No bitterness with a medium aroma. It is higher in minerals and amino acids as well as higher molecular weight sugars (oligosaccharides) in particular, melezitose and raffinose. Oligosaccharides are prebiotics that have a beneficial effect on bacteria in the digestive system.

Honeydew flow is often strong in late dry summers. It may be known generically as “Forest Honey” or “Tree Honey” , it is highly appreciated in certain parts of the world by connoisseurs and honey lovers alike for its strong flavour and healthful properties. It has medium sweetness with weak acidity. No bitterness with a medium aroma. It is higher in minerals and amino acids as well as higher molecular weight sugars (oligosaccharides) in particular, melezitose and raffinose. Oligosaccharides are prebiotics that have a beneficial effect on bacteria in the digestive system. There has been some research that indicates that honeydew honey also has higher than average antibiotic properties due to higher levels of Glucose Oxidase. Benefits Honeydew honey samples exhibited comparable or more effective antibacterial activity It contains compounds such as flavonoids and other polyphenols which can function as antioxidants. The wound healing property is due to its antibacterial activity, the ability to maintain a moist wound condition, and its high viscosity aids in producing a protective barrier to prevent infection. It has very high levels of Glucose oxidase activity giving a high degree of antibacterial activity Its rare properties helps improve gut health It also contains higher potassium levels than other raw honey. A mineral required by the human body to regulate heartbeat and benefit nerves and muscle function.