Antonieta Raw Honey
Raw honey made by bees with nectar from ancient trees.
Endemic forest located in the foothills of Puerto Octay, Chile.
RAW HONEY. UNFILTERED. UNPASTEURIZED
RAW HONEY
Honey is a viscous, yellowish and very sweet substance produced by worker bees from the nectar collected from flowers.
Nectar is ingested by the bee, stored in its stomach in a honeycomb crop, combined with specific substances, and then deposited in the hive cells until it matures.
Weinmannia trichosperma
The tineo, tenío or palo is a botanical species of evergreen tree in the Cunoniaceae family, it is endemic to humid forested areas of the Andes mountains of Chile and Argentina: 35° to 47° S lat.
Its bark and plants have been used since ancient times for their different properties:
✦ Antioxidants
✦ Anticancer
✦ Anti-inflammatory
✦ Delayed apoptosis
Cladcuvia Paniculata
The tiaca, triaca, or quiaca is an evergreen tree native to Chile and Argentina, belonging to the Cunoniaceae family. It is found in humid forested areas of the Chilean and Argentinean Andes. In botany, a panicle is a highly branched inflorescence. The branches of a panicle are usually clusters. An infusion of its leaves is useful for fighting fevers and intestinal infections, and is also used to treat diabetes.
✦ Accelerates Metabolism
✦ Stimulates Serotonin
✦ Good source of glucose
✦ Motion source
Eucryphia Cordifolia
The Chiloé oak, or muermo, is a botanical species of the Cononiaceae family. It is a tree endemic to forested areas as it prefers moist, humus-rich soils. Its leaves are opposite, decussate, simple, evergreen, and its flowers are solitary, briefly stalked, with bracts at the base of the peduncles. The petals are white and fragrant.
✦ Fungicide
✦ Antibiotic
✦ Antiseptic
✦ Regenerates tissue
✦ Heals wounds
Energy
POTENTIAL . KINETICS. INTERNAL
Energy is the capacity of bodies to perform work due to their position (potential energy), their movement (kinetic energy) and their composition (internal energy).
“Energy is neither created nor destroyed, it only transforms.”
In the universe there can be no creation or disappearance of energy.
The roller coaster example expresses a graphic view of the 3 main categories of energy according to physics: potential energy, kinetic energy, and internal energy.
“ Potential energy is the energy that accumulates when the car is lifted by an external force that pushes it to a certain height.”
“ Tineo tree nectar has a powerful energy cleansing power in a magnetic field, and stabilizes the body's sense of position in relation to other forces.”
“The moment the movement is released, it is transformed into kinetic energy , which is what moves the car and keeps the body from being expelled.”
“The nectar of the Tiaca tree is an ally in keeping the body moving. It provides glucose, which is the body's source of energy.”
“The energy that keeps the system and its composition unchanged in its state or deformation is internal energy .”
“The nectar of the Ulmo tree contributes to the internal regeneration and repair of the body, is biocompatible in creating scaffolds for human tissue regeneration, and repairs ulcers and skin wounds caused by burns.”
POLLINATION
When a bee collects nectar, it carries pollen grains from the male part of one flower (anther) to the female part (stigma) of another flower. The result of this transfer is the fertilization of the plant.
Some of this pollen falls into the nectar the bee collects, which will appear in the honey made from it. Pollen determines the botanical and geographical origin of the honey.
Nectar
Nectar is the most important raw material for honey production; it is produced by flowers to attract pollination.
According to the first Greek poets, nectar was the drink of the gods, honey was considered a dew, a manna fallen from heaven.
Choose your nectar
MONOFLORAL
Monofloral Raw Honey production requires bees to collect nectar from only one species of flower.
This means that hives should be located in areas where flowers are in bloom and abundant, and the climate must be optimal to ensure a high-quality honey harvest.
The main advantage of monofloral honey is its distinctive color, flavor, and aroma, which reflects the characteristics and properties of the flower's flavonoids.
Antonieta Raw Honey is produced in El Cabrito, an endemic forest near Puerto Octay, a paradise for bees. This forest boasts three abundant honey-producing trees: Tineo (Palo Santo), Tiaca, and Ulmo.
