Lavender & Thyme Duo (2 × 300 g)
€28.00 (€46.67 / kg)
Net weight: 600 g · Origin: France (Provence) · Glass jar · Best-before date on the jar
The iconic pairing: gentle, floral lavender honey and powerful, aromatic thyme honey. Two 300 g jars, €28 instead of €30.
One gentle honey, one bold
- Dispatched within 2 to 3 working days from Aix-en-Provence
- Delivery €7 in France (€14 in Europe), free from €50
- Secure payment: card, Apple Pay, Google Pay
- 14 days to change your mind (unopened jars)

The terroir of lavender & thyme duo (2 × 300 g)
Six honeys, six terroirs of Provence
Each box brings together honeys harvested in Provence by partner beekeepers, raw, never heated or blended, in 300 g jars.
All terroirsDescription
The iconic pairing of Provence: lavender, gentle and floral, and thyme, powerful and aromatic. Two 300 g jars harvested in Provence by partner beekeepers, unpasteurised, in their signature black jar.
What the duo contains
- Lavender Honey 300 g: the honey for breakfast and desserts.
- Thyme Honey 300 g: the honey for the throat, herbal teas and savoury dishes.
That is 600 g of honey (€46.67 per kilo), for €28 instead of €30 when bought individually.
Who is it for?
A reliable gift for honey lovers, a gentle-and-bold pairing for the winter table, or the ideal way to discover the difference between a delicate monofloral honey and a honey of character.
Further reading
Why our honeys are never pasteurised, where exactly they come from (the honey terroirs of Provence), and which honey to give to whom.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between lavender honey and thyme honey?
Lavender honey is pale, gentle and very floral, with a fine, creamy crystallisation. Thyme honey is amber and powerful, with spiced notes and a slight bitterness; it is traditionally recommended for the throat.
Is delivery free for the duo?
Delivery costs €7 in France and is free on orders from €50. Add two more jars (from €13 each) and your order passes €50, so delivery becomes free.
How to enjoy lavender & thyme duo (2 × 300 g)

At breakfast
On toast, yoghurt or crêpes: the honey as it is, at room temperature.

In herbal tea
Stirred in off the heat, once the drink is warm rather than hot, to keep its aromas.

In cooking
To glaze poultry, deglaze roast vegetables or lift a goat’s cheese.

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