Lagar do Mel store, as the name suggests, specializes in retailing and producing honey derivatives. Its network of employees includes beekeepers and beekeeping producers, and this establishment collects its products in various apiaries between the regions of Trás-os-Montes and the northern coast. Lagar do Mel's mission is to promote honey products and their application in areas as diverse as food, cosmetics and therapy. Lagar do Mel's offer includes products ranging from traditional honey of all kinds, through royal jelly and biscuits and almonds, to products not so common, such as soaps based on this raw material of unparalleled nutritional properties.
Craft products, honey, Douro wine, liqueurs, jams, olive oil, chocolates, preserves, honey soaps, essential oils
Monday to Saturday: 12:00 às 20:00
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Address:
Rua Miguel Bombarda, 285 lj 4
Postal Code:
4050-381
City Zone:
Boavista
Landline Phone:
965420707
Email:
geral@lagardomel.pt
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