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Gabriel Perronneau’s authentic French honey is poured in a generous glass jar of 250 grams. This is no mediocre honey; it is infused with the unforgettable fragrance of lavender. Lavender adds a layer of citrusy, minty, and rosemary-like flavors to the sweet and smooth French honey. This high-quality product belongs in your pantry!
Perfect when paired with strong blue cheese or soft and creamy cheese. Add some grapes, walnuts, crackers, and this French Lavender Honey to a board and serve a stunning appetizer. Pair with white or red wine and enjoy at your next dinner party with friends!
Gabriel Perronneau is a family-owned beekeeping business that was established in the year of 1890, also known as Apidis. Run by the third generation, they have been offering us a wide selection of naturally-flavored French honey for over 120 years.
WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.
Gabriel Perronneau’s authentic French honey is poured in a generous glass jar of 250 grams. This is no mediocre honey; it is infused with the unforgettable fragrance of lavender. Lavender adds a layer of citrusy, minty, and rosemary-like flavors to the sweet and smooth French honey. This high-quality product belongs in your pantry!
Perfect when paired with strong blue cheese or soft and creamy cheese. Add some grapes, walnuts, crackers, and this French Lavender Honey to a board and serve a stunning appetizer. Pair with white or red wine and enjoy at your next dinner party with friends!
Gabriel Perronneau is a family-owned beekeeping business that was established in the year of 1890, also known as Apidis. Run by the third generation, they have been offering us a wide selection of naturally-flavored French honey for over 120 years.
WARNING: Consuming this product can expose you to chemicals including acrylamide, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to
www.P65Warnings.ca.gov/food.
