Help Me Choose New Honeys from My March Trip to Greece

I’ve just returned from Greece, where I visited Vasilis’ hives high on Mount Helidona. The honey from his bees is rich, full-flavoured, and made from oak, chestnut, fir and wild herbs – in an area UNESCO once recognised for its exceptional purity.
Would you like a priority alert when it’s available? I also brought back a range of new honeys from a honey fair in Athens and a food expo—and there’s an olive oil I’d like your thoughts on too. It’ll only take you 3 minutes.

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* 1. Do you want a priority alert before the Mountain Honey from Vasilis arrives, so you get first call on it? This is the honey that comes from Mount Helidona, which is collected by the bees from Oak, Chestnut, Fir and some Mountain herbs.

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* 2. These are the honeys that impressed me at the Honey Fair and Food Exp. Could you give me an idea of the ones you are interested in (or not) - with a 'Yes', 'No' or 'Maybe'.

  Blackberry Honey - Truly fruity and bursting with flavour—the first I’ve come across for 8 years Carob Honey (Crete) – Exceptionally pure; as good as our 2017 3* Great Taste Winner Sage honey - Herbal, clean, and from the mint family The purest Thyme I have come across - 80% -also from Crete High Mountain Blossom – From 2,000 metres; floral and fresh Maple Honey – A light, honeydew-style honey
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* 3. There was also an exceptionally potent olive oil from Crete, very high in heart protecting polyphenols. Like all high polyphenol oils it did have a very strong kick in the throat. Are you interested in this oil?

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* 4. COMMENT BOX. Any general comments you want to pass on to us about anything? Do you, for instance, want to know when a particular honey is next in stock? (If you want any honeys right now go to www.therawhoneyshop.com/cat for our main catalogue of all our honeys.

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* 5. Your details - important to add an email address as otherwise we can't update you about the honeys

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