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Corbezzolo or wildflower honey

Corbezzolo is the distinctly bitter strawberry-tree honey associated with Sardinia and served with cheese or seadas.

Botanical source
Arbutus unedo
Flavor
Intensely bitter
At the table
Pecorino and seadas

At the table

The surprise is the bitterness. Pair this Sardinian honey with pecorino or spoon it over sebadas, letting the bitter note contrast with the sweetness.

Taste a little on its own before adding it to the dish, then decide how much of that character you want.

Cook with it

Corbezzolo is a specific honey

Look for the botanical name or miele di corbezzolo. Wildflower honey is a different description, not an interchangeable identity.

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