An apiary between sea and mangrove
In the commune of Voh, world-famous for its mangrove 'Heart', Marc Puig sets up his hives along the lagoon, as close as possible to the mangrove trees. A rare terroir where the honey takes on mineral, iodised notes, echoing this environment between land and sea.
A harvest set by the tides
The lagoon's proximity sets its own calendar: Marc adapts his harvests to the mangrove trees' flowering cycles, a delicate exercise that demands constant observation of this unusual environment.
A honey found nowhere else
OROA's mangrove honey is a rarity: few Caledonian beekeepers work this demanding terroir. Marc Puig has made it his specialty, offering enthusiasts an amber, mineral honey found nowhere else.
Beekeeper in New Caledonia — Voh.
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