Forest Honey: It has a dark amber color and a floral smell with a clear malty component, intense and persistent. It has a strong flavor, not very sweet and with strong salty notes. It is honey that combines myelates with the nectar of other flowers, such as heather or chestnut flowers, since in many regions these trees live together and bees visit them at the same time. This is the great unknown, perhaps because it is not made with flower nectar, but is produced by bees from the exudation of some trees. Flower Honey: Dark brown color. Very diverse aroma depending on the nectars obtained, with a varying crystallization depending on the nectars. From an almost liquid density to a thicker one. Bee Pollen: Incredibly variable in color depending on many environmental factors such as humidity or sunlight.