Honey
High mountain honey, 250g
Almond honey, 250g
Orange honey, 250g
Lemon honey, 250g
Eucalyptus honey, 250g
Cherry honey, 250g
When trees bloom, bees get their first food source from the nutritious pollen from Etna orchards. Absolutely no flavouring in it. Pair them with herbal teas, biscuits or even to glaze your favourite cut of meat.
£7.5
Compound Honey with Chilli
The only flavoured honey as we think those ingredients combination gives the best sweet, sour and chilli taste. Try with hard cheese.
250g
Ingredients: Orange honey, chilli (15%).
£8
Jams
Strawberry Jam
Aretusa uses strawberries with intense red color, ripe at the right point, selected for you
from Etna lands to make a jam that reserves the intense aroma and delicacy of fresh fruit.
A must for breakfast.
200g
Ingredients: strawberry (55%), sugar, glucose-fructose syrup, fruit pectin, citric acid.
£3.7
Extra Peach Jam
Appreciated for its versatility, perfect on toast and sublime in baked tart according to
grandma’s recipes. For our jam we select only fresh fruit at right ripeness from Etna lands to
guarantee a high quality product.
200g
Ingredients: peach (35%), sugar, glucose-fructose syrup, fruit pectin, citric acid.
£3.7
Raspberry Jam
Main ingredient is the wild berries harvested on Etna lands. This artisanal jam is characterised by a ruby red colour, a fresh taste and slightly sour with soft texture that makes a perfect pairing with delicate cheeses for an aperitif.
200g
Ingredients: raspberry (50%), sugar, glucose-fructose syrup, fruit pectin, citric acid.
£3.7
Orange Marmalade
Sicily’s most iconic fruit is the Orange where bitter and sweet find their perfect combination. For our marmalade we select organic oranges from Etna lands to guarantee the best quality.
200g
Ingredients: orange (30%), orange peel, sugar, fruit pectin, citric acid.
£3.7
Excellence is an art obtained through training and habit.
We do not act well because we have virtue or excellence, but rather we have these two because we have acted correctly.
We are what we accept.
Excellence, then, is not an act, but a habit.
Aristotele
