Longhorn bees gathering nectar from lavender flowers in soft morning light.
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A producer-declared lavender-forage honey linked to the Oulmes setting, suited to comparative tastings and rural day roads.
Description And serving traditions
A producer-declared lavender-forage honey linked to the Oulmes setting, suited to comparative tastings and rural day roads.
Ingredients and raw materials
- honey
Stories and variations
Adds upland agricultural setting to the Oulmes road corridor.
Table & terroir
Roots on the map
- Region
- Rabat-Sale-Kenitra
Table & terroir
At the Moroccan table
- Food family
- Moroccan-traditional
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