The most delicate part of spring

The Acacia bloom lasts for a short time. It is one of those moments in spring when it only takes a few days for the landscape and the bees' work to change completely.

From this brief window comes our Acacia Honey – 2026 Harvest: clear, limpid, sweet, and characterized by a fine, non-invasive aroma.

Pollen analysis of the sample identifies this harvest as monofloral Black Locust (Acacia) honey, with Black Locust accounting for 39% of the nectar-producing species detected.

Delicate by nature

A honey that accompanies without overpowering: sweet, fine, and delicate.

The 2026 Harvest expresses a discreet aromatic profile: the scent is fine and delicate, the aroma is warm, slightly aromatic and spiced, while the persistence remains short.

It is precisely this delicacy that makes it one of the most versatile honeys in our collection.

A harvest from the Ligurian hills

Celle Ligure · Liguria · Italy

Our bees forage during the brief spring blooming of the Black Locust on the hills of Celle Ligure, in a coastal and woodland-edge territory rich in wild flowers.

Pollen analysis indeed detects, alongside the Black Locust, pollen from Heather, maple, willow, blackberry, rosemary, chestnut, and other local species.

How to pair it

Its fine and delicate taste accompanies foods without covering their flavors.

Cheeses: ricotta, fresh goat cheese, and fresh or lightly aged cheeses.

Breakfast: plain yogurt, toast, fresh fruit, and cereals.

Salads: fresh cheese, pears, apples, and dried fruit, even in a delicate vinaigrette.

Desserts: panna cotta, fruit salad, fruit tarts, and delicate-tasting sweets.

Drinks: tea, herbal teas, and infusions, whenever you want to sweeten without covering their aromas.

Format

230 g glass jar.

2026 Harvest – availability limited to the year's production.