Apicoltura Rossi Novaro
Mieleria Rossi Novaro was founded in the 1960s in Casentino. It was in these mountains that Novaro, the founder, developed a passion for bees and honey production. The settled business soon became nomadic in order to diversify the types of honey produced, searching for the plants and essences loved by bees. The hives were moved partly to Maremma, far from sources of pollution. Thanks to the proximity to the sea and the mild climate, it is possible to produce light-coloured honeys, such as sunflower, clover and sulla. Over the years, Novaro expanded his business and the ever-increasing number of hives convinced him to move permanently to Grosseto, while maintaining a close relationship with his homeland, where he continues to produce forest and chestnut honey. In the workshop at the headquarters, fruit is processed to produce extra jams, compotes to accompany cheese and fruit in syrup, as well as honey-based gastronomic specialities and much more. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, “La Mieleria Rossi Novaro” is self-sufficient in the production of the electricity used in its workshop.
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Tasting Notes:
Intense and surprising, spicy fig jam combines the sweetness of the fruit with a pleasant spicy note. Ideal with mature cheeses and grilled meats, it adds character to gourmet sandwiches and appetisers, adding an original and refined touch.
Mieleria Rossi Novaro:
Mieleria Rossi Novaro was founded in the 1960s in Casentino. It was in these mountains that Novaro, the founder, developed a passion for bees and honey production. The settled business soon became nomadic in order to diversify the types of honey produced, searching for the plants and essences loved by bees. The hives were moved partly to Maremma, far from sources of pollution. Thanks to the proximity to the sea and the mild climate, it is possible to produce light-coloured honeys, such as sunflower, clover and sulla. Over the years, Novaro expanded his business and the ever-increasing number of hives convinced him to move permanently to Grosseto, while maintaining a close relationship with his homeland, where he continues to produce forest and chestnut honey. In the workshop at the headquarters, fruit is processed to produce extra jams, compotes to accompany cheese and fruit in syrup, as well as honey-based gastronomic specialities and much more. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, “La Mieleria Rossi Novaro” is self-sufficient in the production of the electricity used in its workshop.
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Ingredients: figs 50%, sugar, ground chilli pepper 0.4%.
Nutritional Declaration per 100g
Energy 1265 KJ
298 Kcal
Fat 0.8g
– of which saturates <0.1g
Carbohydrate 71.7g
– of which sugars 48g
Fibre 0.6g
Protein 0.7g
Sodium <0.1g
Tasting Notes:
Sweet and velvety, this extra fig jam releases intense, fruity notes. Perfect for spreading on bread and biscuits, it accompanies mature cheeses, roast meats and artisan desserts, adding a refined and natural touch to every dish.
Mieleria Rossi Novaro:
Mieleria Rossi Novaro was founded in the 1960s in Casentino. It was in these mountains that Novaro, the founder, developed a passion for bees and honey production. The settled business soon became nomadic in order to diversify the types of honey produced, searching for the plants and essences loved by bees. The hives were moved partly to Maremma, far from sources of pollution. Thanks to the proximity to the sea and the mild climate, it is possible to produce light-coloured honeys, such as sunflower, clover and sulla. Over the years, Novaro expanded his business and the ever-increasing number of hives convinced him to move permanently to Grosseto, while maintaining a close relationship with his homeland, where he continues to produce forest and chestnut honey. In the workshop at the headquarters, fruit is processed to produce extra jams, compotes to accompany cheese and fruit in syrup, as well as honey-based gastronomic specialities and much more. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, “La Mieleria Rossi Novaro” is self-sufficient in the production of the electricity used in its workshop.
Label:
Ingredients: figs, sugar, fruit pectin gelling agent
Fruit used: 70g per 100g
Total sugars: 47g per 100g
Nutrition Declaration per 100g
Energy 788 KJ
188 Kcal
Fat <0.1g
– of which saturates <0.1g
Carbohydrate 48.4g
– of which sugars 45.8g
Fibre 1.9g
Protein 0.5g
Sodium <0.1g
Tasing Notes:
Amber in colour, it has an aroma reminiscent of the Mediterranean scrub, with a sweet and aromatic flavour, perfect for accompanying semi-mature cheeses.
Mieleria Rossi Novaro:
Mieleria Rossi Novaro was founded in the 1960s in Casentino. It was in these mountains that Novaro, the founder, developed a passion for bees and honey production. The settled business soon became nomadic in order to diversify the types of honey produced, searching for the plants and essences loved by bees. The hives were moved partly to Maremma, far from sources of pollution. Thanks to the proximity to the sea and the mild climate, it is possible to produce light-coloured honeys, such as sunflower, clover and sulla. Over the years, Novaro expanded his business and the ever-increasing number of hives convinced him to move permanently to Grosseto, while maintaining a close relationship with his homeland, where he continues to produce forest and chestnut honey. In the workshop at the headquarters, fruit is processed to produce extra jams, compotes to accompany cheese and fruit in syrup, as well as honey-based gastronomic specialities and much more. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, “La Mieleria Rossi Novaro” is self-sufficient in the production of the electricity used in its workshop.
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Nutrition Declaration per 100g
Energy 1401 KJ 330 Kcal
Fat <0.1g of which saturated fatty acids <0.1g Carbohydrates 82g
of which sugars 82g Fibre <0.1g Protein 0.4g Salt <0.1g
400gr
Tasting Notes:
It has a liquid appearance and a golden colour, with a very delicate yet enveloping aroma and flavour. Wildflower honey is the most common type of honey. Derived from many different species of flowers, it embodies the various healing properties of the different nectars.
Mieleria Rossi Novaro:
Mieleria Rossi Novaro was founded in the 1960s in Casentino. It was in these mountains that Novaro, the founder, developed a passion for bees and honey production. The settled business soon became nomadic in order to diversify the types of honey produced, searching for the plants and essences loved by bees. The hives were moved partly to Maremma, far from sources of pollution. Thanks to the proximity to the sea and the mild climate, it is possible to produce light-coloured honeys, such as sunflower, clover and sulla. Over the years, Novaro expanded his business and the ever-increasing number of hives convinced him to move permanently to Grosseto, while maintaining a close relationship with his homeland, where he continues to produce forest and chestnut honey. In the workshop at the headquarters, fruit is processed to produce extra jams, compotes to accompany cheese and fruit in syrup, as well as honey-based gastronomic specialities and much more. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, “La Mieleria Rossi Novaro” is self-sufficient in the production of the electricity used in its workshop.
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Nutrition Declaration per 100g
Energy kj1401- 330 Kcal
Fat <0.1 g of which saturated fatty acids <0.1g
Carbohydrates 82 g of which sugars 82 g
Fibre <0.1g Protein 0.4 g Salt <0.1 g
400gr
Tasting Notes:
Honey with a liquid consistency and a straw-yellow colour tending towards transparent, the aroma is very fine and sweet, the sweet and delicate flavour goes perfectly with all types of cheese and is also perfect with sweet cured meats and fruit.
Mieleria Rossi Novaro:
Mieleria Rossi Novaro was founded in the 1960s in Casentino. It was in these mountains that Novaro, the founder, developed a passion for bees and honey production. The settled business soon became nomadic in order to diversify the types of honey produced, searching for the plants and essences loved by bees. The hives were moved partly to Maremma, far from sources of pollution. Thanks to the proximity to the sea and the mild climate, it is possible to produce light-coloured honeys, such as sunflower, clover and sulla. Over the years, Novaro expanded his business and the ever-increasing number of hives convinced him to move permanently to Grosseto, while maintaining a close relationship with his homeland, where he continues to produce forest and chestnut honey. In the workshop at the headquarters, fruit is processed to produce extra jams, compotes to accompany cheese and fruit in syrup, as well as honey-based gastronomic specialities and much more. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, “La Mieleria Rossi Novaro” is self-sufficient in the production of the electricity used in its workshop.
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Nutritional Information per 100g
Energy 1401 KJ 330 Kcal
Fat <0.1 g of which saturated fatty acids <0.1 g
Carbohydrates 82 g of which sugars 82 g Fibre <0.1 g
Protein 0.4 g Salt <0.1 g
400gr
Tasting Notes:
This honey has a liquid consistency and brown colour, with a very intense aroma and a very strong, slightly bitter flavour, making it perfect for accompanying mature cheeses.
Mieleria Rossi Novaro:
Mieleria Rossi Novaro was founded in the 1960s in Casentino. It was in these mountains that Novaro, the founder, developed a passion for bees and honey production. The settled business soon became nomadic in order to diversify the types of honey produced, searching for the plants and essences loved by bees. The hives were moved partly to Maremma, far from sources of pollution. Thanks to the proximity to the sea and the mild climate, it is possible to produce light-coloured honeys, such as sunflower, clover and sulla. Over the years, Novaro expanded his business and the ever-increasing number of hives convinced him to move permanently to Grosseto, while maintaining a close relationship with his homeland, where he continues to produce forest and chestnut honey. In the workshop at the headquarters, fruit is processed to produce extra jams, compotes to accompany cheese and fruit in syrup, as well as honey-based gastronomic specialities and much more. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, “La Mieleria Rossi Novaro” is self-sufficient in the production of the electricity used in its workshop.
Label:
Nutrition Declaration per 100g
Energy 1401 KJ 330 Kcal
Fat <0.1g of which saturated fatty acids <0.1g Carbohydrates 82g of which sugars 82g Fibre <0.1g Protein 0.4g Salt <0.1g
Tasting Notes:
Fresh and fragrant, this extra strawberry jam combines sweetness and liveliness. Excellent for breakfast on bread or croissants, it enriches cakes and tarts, enhances yoghurt and ice cream, transforming every taste into a moment of delicious simplicity and authenticity.
Mieleria Rossi Novaro:
Mieleria Rossi Novaro was founded in the 1960s in Casentino. It was in these mountains that Novaro, the founder, developed a passion for bees and honey production. The settled business soon became nomadic in order to diversify the types of honey produced, searching for the plants and essences loved by bees. The hives were moved partly to Maremma, far from sources of pollution. Thanks to the proximity to the sea and the mild climate, it is possible to produce light-coloured honeys, such as sunflower, clover and sulla. Over the years, Novaro expanded his business and the ever-increasing number of hives convinced him to move permanently to Grosseto, while maintaining a close relationship with his homeland, where he continues to produce forest and chestnut honey. In the workshop at the headquarters, fruit is processed to produce extra jams, compotes to accompany cheese and fruit in syrup, as well as honey-based gastronomic specialities and much more. In keeping with its commitment to the environment, “La Mieleria Rossi Novaro” is self-sufficient in the production of the electricity used in its workshop.
Label:
Ingredients: strawberries, sugar, fruit pectin gelling agent
Fruit used: 60g per 100g
Total sugars: 46g per 100g
Nutrition Declaration per 100g
Energy 760 KJ
180 Kcal
Fat <0.1 g
– of which saturates <0.1 g
Carbohydrate 41.9 g
– of which sugars 38 g
Fibre 4.0 g
Protein 0.9 g
Sodium <0.1 g
