Do you like honey and infusions? Treat yourself to a honey infusion that combines pleasure and the benefits of honey, for a drink as tasty as it is beneficial for your well-being.
Whether you need a boost, a cozy moment, or a relaxing infusion before bed, here are three essential recipes to adopt daily.
Did you know?
Honey is a treasure fragile : if it is heated to too high a temperature (above 40°C), it loses some of its properties. So remember to add it last, when your infusion has cooled down a bit.
Ginger, lemon, and thyme infusion with our honey and ginger preparation
The honey ginger, lemon and thyme infusion is ideal for boosting your immunity and soothing sore throats. This infusion is a true natural remedy.
Combining the spicy warmth of ginger with the enveloping sweetness of honey, this infusion is a true source of vitality. Perfect for facing seasonal changes, it helps energize the body while providing an immediate sense of well-being. An essential drink for those seeking a natural ally daily!
The honey ginger infusion recipe
- Ingredients : 1 teaspoon of ginger honey, 1 sprig of thyme, 1 slice of organic lemon
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Preparation : Infuse thyme in hot water for 5 to 7 minutes, add the juice of one lemon and the ginger honey just before drinking.
More details on our honey and ginger preparation
Honey is an excellent carrier for essential oils, it allows to maximize their absorption and assimilation by the body. This combination allows you to fully benefit from the properties of each ingredient.
Moreover, there is a strong synergy between honey and ginger essential oil. Their combined use enhances the benefits of each.
Let us not forget, honey is an exexcellent antiseptic that has natural properties that help fight infections and inflammations.
This preparation made from honey and ginger essential oil is a treasure of nature!
Ginger essential oil has many benefits:
- it promotes digestion
- it is pain-relieving
- it is tonic and aphrodisiac
Rosemary honey grog : perfect for warming up and relieving winter ailments
The grog recipe:
- Ingredients : 1 teaspoon of rosemary honey, 1 cl of rum (optional), 1 pinch of cinnamon, 1 slice of lemon, 200 ml of hot water
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Preparation : Mix all the ingredients in a cup of hot water, stir well, and enjoy hot.
More details on rosemary honey
Rosemary is an aromatic plant that grows on the Mediterranean coast. Its flowering period is between January and April. The honey harvest takes place during a short period, between the end of April and the beginning of May. The rosemary honey selected by Miel Factory has a clear texture.
The consistency of rosemary honey is creamy and smooth. Its scent is subtle, slightly balsamic. Its color is white, tending towards yellow. Its taste is subtle and complex, offering a floral flavor of great complexity.
“Good Night” infusion with fine lavender honey
It is a true ritual to promote sleep!
With its delicate scent and soothing virtues, fine lavender honey is ideal for promoting relaxation and well-being. Combined with plants known for their relaxing properties, it becomes the perfect ingredient for a gentle and comforting evening infusion. An invitation to serenity, to savor before drifting into a peaceful night.
The recipe for the fine lavender honey infusion:
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Ingredients : 1 teaspoon of fine lavender honey, 1 pinch of chamomile flowers, 1 pinch of orange blossom flowers, 1 pinch of linden
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Preparation : Infuse the plants for 7-10 minutes, add the fine lavender honey once the water is warm, then enjoy before sleeping.
More details on organic fine lavender honey
Lavender honey is a delight to the palate and promotes good digestion, perfect for a soothing evening before bedtime.
It is mild, delicately scented, and leaves a freshness in the mouth.
This organic lavender honey is harvested by Mathilde, our partner beekeeper. The hives are positioned on a 10-hectare expanse of fine lavender; the lavender field benefits from the sun and the clay-limestone soils of Quercy.
In June, the lavender fields begin to bloom. A few days before full bloom, Mathilde practices the transhumance of her hives at night, placing them at the edge of the lavender field. The next day, at the first rays of sun, after a scouting flight, the bees quickly get to work to collect the precious nectar and pollen of fine lavender (unlike sterile lavandin which produces no pollen but only nectar).
Whether to boost your energy, soothe your throat, or offer yourself a moment of relaxation before sleeping, these honey infusions are true allies in daily life. Feel free to try them, adapt them to your tastes, and share your impressions!