Pine flower honey is mild, without a strong aftertaste that lingers for a long time. It is considered honey of high nutritional value, which is due to the high percentage of ash it contains and the multitude of different substances that coexist in its composition.

Among these substances, the following hold a prominent position:

• Minerals and trace elements (calcium, magnesium, zinc, iron, copper, etc.)
• Carbohydrates
• Organic acids
• Proteins
• Amino acids
• Mineral salts
• Enzymes
• Vitamins
• Sodium and potassium

It has fewer calories compared to other honeys and possesses antiseptic action as well as anti-inflammatory properties. It acts against cough and gout. It is an excellent remedy for combating throat diseases and effectively fights a wide range of pathogenic microorganisms.

Its aroma is floral and reminiscent of nature and spring. It contributes to the proper functioning of metabolism and is rich in trace elements, enzymes, and vitamins. It helps nourish the skeleton and cells, and in wound healing. It regulates digestive disorders and acidity in the stomach, while quickly metabolizing alcohol.

It contains choline that aids in constipation and invigorates the body. Due to the absence of the enzyme Catalase, it has strong antimicrobial properties and intense anti-estrogenic action on breast cancer cells. It is recommended for athletes and children.