青森県·農産物
Canola Honey
Yokohama Town is home to one of Japan's leading expanses of canola flower fields. Canola honey is what bees collect from these very flowers. Harvesting takes place from mid to late May, when the canola flowers are in full bloom. Because canola nectar is high in glucose, it tends to solidify easily and will crystallize quickly if left untreated. Therefore, it is sometimes delivered as 'raw honey'—harvested before dawn and bottled immediately without heating. It features a rich aroma and a deep, mellow sweetness. This is a true blessing unique to this land of canola flowers. With just one spoonful every day, you can feel the spring of this northern village. When paired with bread or yogurt, a landscape of spring unfolds right in your mouth.
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