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LIQUID GOLD OF GEORGIA
Promoting Georgian honey for Georgian Beekeepers
Promoting Georgian honey for Georgian Beekeepers
Abkhazia Ajara Guria Imereti Kakheti Kvemo Kartli Mtskheta-Mtianeti Racha Lechkhumi-Kvemo Svaneti Samegrelo-Zemo Svaneti Samtskhe-Javakheti Shida Kartli 
the historical region lays on the south pat of the Great Caucasus mountain. It is famous for its unique ecosystem, historic buildings and recreational resorts. The unsprayed mountain meadows of the region offer the vast verities of honey flowers for bees. The alpine honey from the region is particular value.
Destination East Greenland is just a short flight from Iceland but its culture and landscapes are a world away. In a land dominated by the Ice Cap and impossibly steep mountain ranges, 3,500 people have made their home.
Georgia, the birthplace of wine, is also known as the land of the oldest honey discovered; Home for 13,000 flora species, blooming from semi desert to sub-tropical and alpine zones, Georgia is a true bliss for Caucasian Grey bee to make honey of distinguished taste. More than that, Georgia is one of the few places in the world, where wild bees are used by local people to produce wild honey called Jara.
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Georgia creates ideal conditions for to the production of mono-floral and poly-floral honey: Chestnut, Alpine, Blossom, Acacia, Linden, Solidago and wild honey ‘Jara’.
Georgia is the homeland of the world renowned Caucasian Grey Mountain Bee (Apis mellifera caucasica-Georgia). A complex climate and biodiversity of flora of Georgia has led to the evolution of the breed and has given it extraordinary characteristics.
Destination East Greenland is just a short flight from Iceland but its culture and landscapes are a world away. In a land dominated by the Ice Cap and impossibly steep mountain ranges, 3,500 people have made their home.
Destination East Greenland is just a short flight from Iceland but its culture and landscapes are a world away. In a land dominated by the Ice Cap and impossibly steep mountain ranges, 3,500 people have made their home.
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