The honey produced from Caucasian bees, which collect nectar from rich flora in high-altitude…

The honey produced from Caucasian bees, which collect nectar from rich flora in high-altitude pastures, is gaining consumer interest. The final harvest of the season for the geographically marked Ardahan flower honey is currently underway.

Produced in hives placed in high-altitude areas with abundant spring flora, Ardahan flower honey significantly contributes to the local economy. This honey, sourced from the Caucasian bee—recognized as one of the top four bee breeds globally for its adaptability to cold climates and long tongue—has attracted attention from consumers.