Shea Honey

Creamy honey with woody notes, harvested in the Atacora region of Benin. Platinum medal at the London International Honey Awards 2026.

15,99 €

Médaille Platinum London International Honey Awards 2026

Platinum Medal
London International Honey Awards 2026

  • 100% honey, unpasteurised, no additives
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Description

Shea honey comes from the Atacora region, in north-western Benin. In these savannas, bees forage on the flowers of the shea tree during its blossoming, from March to June. The honey is harvested by local beekeepers and jarred as it is: never heated, never pasteurised, with nothing added.

This is the honey that won the Platinum medal at the London International Honey Awards 2026, awarded after a blind tasting by an international jury.

What you will taste

A deep amber colour and a dense, creamy texture that coats the spoon. On the palate, the honey is sweet at first, then reveals woody, lightly spiced notes with a long finish. A honey of character, for those who prefer deep flavours to simple sweetness.

How to enjoy it

Pure, by the spoonful, to appreciate it fully. With a mature cheese such as Comté or Fourme d’Ambert, or with foie gras. As a finishing touch in a stew, a sauce or a marinade. Or stirred into a warm infusion, below 40 °C to keep all its aromas.

Technical Sheet and Traceability

  • Origin: Atacora department (north-western Benin)
  • Harvest: March to June (shea tree blossoming)
  • Size: 200 g recyclable glass jar
  • Storage: Away from moisture and heat, keeps for 2 years
  • Purity: 100% Shea Honey. No additives or preservatives.

Nutritional Values (per 100 g)

  • Energy: 1360 kJ / 325 kcal
  • Fat: 0.30 g (of which saturates: 0 g)
  • Carbohydrates: 80 g (of which sugars: 78 g)
  • Protein: 0.6 g
  • Salt: 0 g

Sensory Profile

  • Colour: Deep amber, natural and unaltered
  • Texture: Creamy and dense
  • Nose: Woody, spicy and powerful
  • Palate: Sweet and long-lasting

Recommended pairings and uses

  • Every day: By the spoonful, on country bread or stirred into a warm infusion.
  • Gastronomy: Perfect with mature cheeses (Comté, Fourme d’Ambert) and foie gras.
  • Cosmetics: Ideal for enriching your homemade natural beauty care.

Also discover the rest of our selection of exceptional honeys and spices in our shop.

Additional information

Weight200 g
Why has my honey crystallised?

Crystallisation is a natural process: over time and in the cold, the glucose in honey forms small crystals. It changes neither the taste nor the quality, and is rather the sign of a honey that has not been heated. To make it more liquid, place the open jar in a warm water bath, without exceeding 40 °C.

How should I store my honey?

At room temperature, away from light and moisture, with the lid tightly closed. There is no need to refrigerate it. It keeps for 2 years.

How can I tell if your honey is pure?

Our honeys are 100% honey: nothing is added (no syrup, sugar or preservatives) and they are neither pasteurised nor heated. Each jar comes from a precise origin, shown on its product page: harvest region and blossoming period.

Why can the colour or texture vary from one jar to another?

Each harvest depends on the blossoming and the season. A raw honey, neither blended nor standardised, may change slightly in colour and texture from one harvest to the next: it is the mark of a natural product.

Is honey suitable for young children?

Like all honey, it is not recommended for children under one year old.

When will I receive my order?

Your order is prepared within 1 to 3 working days in France, then shipped by Colissimo with a tracking number. Delivery is free on orders over €80.

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