Portuguese honey and jam, shipped across the US
Buy Portuguese honey and jams online: SerraMel mountain honeys, quince marmelada, pumpkin jam and Rocha pear preserves from Quinta de Jugais. Shipped across the US.
Portuguese honey by flower: heather, wild lavender and orange blossom
Honey changes with what the bees feed on. SerraMel Heather Honey (mel de urze) is dark, thick and strong, our most-ordered honey. SerraMel Wild Lavender Honey (rosmaninho) is light and floral. Orange blossom from the Algarve is fragrant and sweet, and SerraMel Creamed Orange Blossom Honey spreads like butter. Eucalyptus, chestnut and oak honeys are here too.
Marmelada: Portuguese quince paste
The English word marmalade comes from the Portuguese marmelo, meaning quince. Real marmelada is firm enough to slice, not spread. Serve Quatrofolhas Marmelada with São Jorge or another cheese from our Portuguese Cheese & Butter collection for classic queijo com marmelada.
Pumpkin jam and other Portuguese jams
Pumpkin jam (doce de abóbora) is a Portuguese favorite on toast, with fresh cheese or in pastries; there are versions with almonds and walnuts too. Rocha Pear with Port Wine uses Portugal's own pear. Carrot, cherry, blackberry and organic fig, blueberry and strawberry round out the range.
Common questions
What's the difference between marmelada and quince jam?
Marmelada is a firm paste you slice. Quince jam is softer and spreadable.
What does heather honey taste like?
Dark and intense, less sweet than clover honey, with a slightly bitter finish.
Why has my honey crystallized?
It's natural and doesn't mean it has spoiled. Stand the jar in warm water to make it liquid again.
