Multi-flower honey As the name suggests, this honey is extracted from the nectar that the bees collect from a variety of plants that are both grown and grown in meadows, forests, lowlands and mountains. It has a light cream, sometimes tea colour. It crystallizes quite quickly and then turns light gray or tan. It has a fairly strong smell reminiscent of wax, and its taste depends on the mixture of nectars brought into the hive. Its medicinal properties depend on the plants from which the bees collected the nectar.
