La Sloda: organic honey from the Dolomites!
06.12.18
The SLODA Farm is located in the Bellunesi Dolomites Park in a valley surrounded by beautiful mountains, far from industrial areas or major communication routes.
The owner, Renato Panciera, a professional beekeeper for more than forty years, produces organic honey several times, winner of the prestigious “Tre Gocce D'oro” competition, which awards the best Italian honeys.
To enhance the specificity of the flowers of the Dolomite valleys, move the hives following the various blooms, thus producing particularly valuable and rare single-flower honeys such as Mountain Maple, Erica carnea (Sloda in Belluno dialect), White Fir, Spruce, High Mountain Wildflowers and further down, in Val Belluna and Pedemontana, Acacia, Tiglio, Chestnut, Dandelion and Apple Tree.
Renato has made the family tradition (father and grandfather beekeepers) his profession since the 80s, when his contribution in drafting the AIAB regulations on organic bee breeding was valuable.
Unique in quality and typicality, Acacia, Chestnut, Millefiori Alta Motagna, and Linden honey are now available.
The owner, Renato Panciera, a professional beekeeper for more than forty years, produces organic honey several times, winner of the prestigious “Tre Gocce D'oro” competition, which awards the best Italian honeys.
To enhance the specificity of the flowers of the Dolomite valleys, move the hives following the various blooms, thus producing particularly valuable and rare single-flower honeys such as Mountain Maple, Erica carnea (Sloda in Belluno dialect), White Fir, Spruce, High Mountain Wildflowers and further down, in Val Belluna and Pedemontana, Acacia, Tiglio, Chestnut, Dandelion and Apple Tree.
Renato has made the family tradition (father and grandfather beekeepers) his profession since the 80s, when his contribution in drafting the AIAB regulations on organic bee breeding was valuable.
Unique in quality and typicality, Acacia, Chestnut, Millefiori Alta Motagna, and Linden honey are now available.
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