Ring 1 · Southeastern Iberian
Azahar Honey
Valle de Ricote · Mirador del Corazón de Jesús y Huerta de Blanca
38°11′N 1°22′O · Altitud: 210 m
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Citrus limon & Citrus sinensis
Origin & Terroir
Biogeography and Honey Origin
Landscapes, plants and honey traditions, from the Segura basin to northern mountains. Product origins and botanical preparations are confirmed in the current specification.
Ecosystems
Three Supply Rings
Landscapes associated with Mediterranean honeys, northern mountain varieties and botanical preparations. Confirm each product's origin and formulation against its current specification.
01Murcia & Vega Baja
Southeastern Iberian & Segura
Calcareous soils with continuous sunshine. Sedentary core of clear, aromatic honeys with citrus bloom.
Key Varieties
- AzaharValle de Ricote
- AlmendroCieza
- AlbaidaCabo Tiñoso
- RomeroSierra Espuña
- TomilloCañón de Almadenes
- MultifloralBarrancos de Gebas
02Cantabrian & Iberian Systems
Altitud Transhumance
Seasonal migration northward to birch and oak siliceous forests to harvest dark, mineral-rich honeys.
Key Varieties
- Mielato de RobleMontaña Leonesa
- Brezo de MontañaCumbres cantábricas
- Lavanda / EspliegoMoratalla & Brihuega
03Specifications pending
Botanical Preparations
Honey-based preparations with botanical ingredients; final formulations are to be confirmed.
Key Varieties
- Miel de OroCúrcuma de Erode
- Maca AndinaMeseta de Junín (+4.000 m)
- Espirulina SolarSan Pedro del Pinatar
- Abeja ReinaJalea real & propóleo
- Jarabe BalsámicoEucalipto y mentol
Physicochemistry & Artisanal AlchemyThe Albaida Secret:
The Albaida Secret:
Micro‑Crystal Seeding
Albaida (Anthyllis cytisoides) grows in Mediterranean scrubland. The appearance and handling of any albaida honey depend on its batch and must be checked against the current product specification.
1. Colour and conductivity: Both vary by batch. Request the current analysis for measured values.
2. Crystallisation: Honey may crystallise naturally over time. Texture and handling should be confirmed for the specific product.
3. Botanical preparations: Turmeric, maca and spirulina are among the ingredients explored for preparations. Final formulations remain to be confirmed.
Harvest Enclave
Cabo Tiñoso & Castillitos Battery · Cartagena
37°32′N 1°07′O · Semi‑arid scrub brushed by the Mediterranean sea breeze
Photographic Expedition
Terroir Monographs & Landscape Enclaves
Explore the landscapes and plants associated with these honey varieties. The photographs identify places, while the origin of each product and batch must be confirmed in its current specification.
These photographs and coordinates identify the featured landscapes. They do not establish the origin, composition or harvest location of a particular MIVAN product or batch. Ask for the current product specification before placing an order.
Ring 1 · Southeastern Iberian
Almond Honey
Piedemontes de Cieza · Mirador de La Macetua
38°14′N 1°25′O · Altitud: 290 m
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Prunus dulcis & Crataegus monogyna (White Hawthorn)
Ring 1 · Southeastern Iberian
Albaida Honey
Cabo Tiñoso and Castillitos Battery · Cartagena
37°32′N 1°07′O · Marine cliffs
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Anthyllis cytisoides (Mediterranean Fabaceae)
Ring 1 · Southeastern Iberian
Rosemary Honey
Salto del Usero (Bullas) & Sierra Espuña
38°01′N 1°40′O · Slope of the Río Mula
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Salvia rosmarinus (Lamiaceae)
Ring 1 · Southeastern Iberian
Mountain Honey
Morrón de Espuña & Snow Wells · 1,583 m
37°52′N 1°34′O · Sierra Espuña
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →High‑altitude wild flora & Quercus ilex honeydew
Ring 1 · Southeastern Iberian
Thyme & Oregano Honey
Cañón de Almadenes · Cieza and Calasparra
38°16′N 1°33′O · Karst Gorge of the Segura
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Thymus vulgaris, Thymus zygis & Origanum vulgare
Ring 2 · Altitud Transhumance
Lavender & Espliego Honey
Altos de Moratalla & Campos de Brihuega
38°20′N 2°05′O · Iberian Plateau
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Lavandula angustifolia & Lavandula latifolia
Ring 2 · Altitud Transhumance
Oak Honey & Heather Honey
Central León Mountains & Riaño Valleys
42°58′N 5°00′O · Cantabrian Range
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Quercus pyrenaica, Quercus robur & Erica australis / Calluna vulgaris
Ring 1 · Southeastern Iberian
Wild Multifloral Honey
Barrancos de Gebas & Guadalentín Basin
37°54′N 1°28′O · Protected Lunar Landscape
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Labiates, dry‑land crucifers and badland broom
Ring 3 · Noble Fusion
Golden Honey with Turmeric
Bhavani River Valley · Erode (Tamil Nadu, India)
11°21′N 77°43′E · South India
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Raw floral honey + Curcuma longa I.G. Chinna Nadan
Ring 3 · Noble Fusion
Andean Maca Preparation
Bombón Plateau & Huayllay Stone Forest
11°00′S 76°22′O · Altitude: 4,100 m asl · Peruvian Andes
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Murcian raw honey + Lepidium meyenii Walp.
Ring 3 · Noble Fusion
Honey with Royal Jelly & Spirulina
Salinas and dunes of San Pedro del Pinatar · Mar Menor
37°49′N 0°45′O · Hyper‑saline coastal wetland
Botanical context
View catalogue reference →Arthrospira platensis + Raw honey and fresh royal jelly