The color is dark amber, with a red-greenish hue when it is liquid and takes on a brown color if crystallized. The smell is intense, not very sweet, bitter and very persistent.

Honey-flavored favors: when the trend is sweet

The color is always very light, ranging from almost colorless to straw-colored.

The color is a straw yellow when it is liquid and goes from white to beige when it crystallizes. The flavor is weak, medium sweet, acidic and not very persistent.

Honeydew is a sugary substance secreted by some small insects that feed on the sap of trees. However, it is very rich in substances such as mineral salts and sugars and is a useful source of nourishment for bees especially in those times of the year when the blooms have already ended.

The color varies depending on the harvest period and the species of flowers present in the collection area, ranging from very light shades similar to acacia (robinia) to dark or medium dark shades.