HONEY VALLEY · KYRGYZSTAN
Discover the mountain valleys, northern fields and southern countryside behind our five Kyrgyz honeys.
Kyrgyzstan’s mountain valleys
Kyrgyzstan’s mountain valleys are the setting described for White Mountain Honey. Rivers, rocky slopes and open alpine ground shape this landscape. The photograph shows Ala-Archa valley, a real view of the country’s mountain terrain.
Northern Kyrgyzstan
Our Sainfoin Honey is described as coming from cultivated sainfoin fields in the fertile valleys of northern Kyrgyzstan. Its floral source is the pink-flowering sainfoin plant. Alamedin Gorge, pictured here, shows the river valleys and foothills of the wider northern region.
Issyk-Kul region
The Issyk-Kul region brings together a large mountain lake and the valleys that surround it. Our Mountain Herbage Honey is described as coming from wild flowering plants and herbs in these highlands. The photograph shows Karakol Valley in Issyk-Kul Province.
Uzgen, southern Kyrgyzstan
Uzgen lies in Osh Province in southern Kyrgyzstan. The district’s rural landscape includes cultivated fields, villages and low hills, seen here near Shaibek Uulu. Our Uzgen Honey carries the name of this region and has a golden colour and mellow, balanced taste.
Kyrgyzstan
Buckwheat Honey is linked to the agricultural landscapes of Kyrgyzstan, with buckwheat named as its floral source. The photograph shows irrigated fields in the Chuy Valley as an example of the country’s cultivated countryside. The supplier records do not identify a specific harvest district for this variety.
Regional photographs show the wider landscape, not individual harvest sites. All images resized and cropped for display.
