It is a honey produced under special conditions and under protection by the state in the Hatila Valley located within the borders of Artvin province. In the Hatila Valley, which has the status of a national park, it is forbidden to pour asphalt, fertilizer, and agricultural spraying. Honey is produced only by beekeepers with permission in the valley. The valley, which contains 1349 plant species, is also home to 135 endemic plants. Made with the essence of this ecological richness, Hatila Valley Honey offers its consumers a unique smell and taste.
