Bac Giang’s Second Bloom of Spring
When the lychee season ends in Bac Giang, the orchards do not fall quiet for long. The longan trees follow, opening small golden blossoms as spring warms the hills. The same beekeepers who harvest lychee honey move with the seasons to gather this second crop.
Where lychee honey is light and floral, longan honey is its richer counterpart: deeper in color, fuller in body and warmly aromatic. Together, the two tell the story of a single region through two very different flavors.
The Richer Side of Northern Vietnamese Honey
- Floral source: Longan blossoms from Bac Giang orchards
- Color: Amber, darker than lychee honey
- Flavor: Deep, caramel-like sweetness with the rich aroma longan honey is prized for
- Quality: Produced under VietGAP standards
- Supply: Around 8 tons per year, combined with the partner’s lychee honey
A Direct Honey Supplier for Your Vietnamese Range
As a direct honey supplier, Vietnecta sources this longan honey from the same official partner as our Bac Giang lychee honey, so you can offer your customers a light and a rich flavor from one trusted origin. For wholesale honey distributors and honey vendors building a Vietnamese range, this pairing adds variety without complicating your supply chain.
