The dietary and therapeutic virtues of the honey are recognized for centuries. Notably, the honey of forest virtues are due to the complementarity of the sources of pollens (bramble, heath, ivy, different conifers, oak, beech, lime tree) which offer more beneficial properties. Its dark colour and its pronounced taste put in evidence the wealth of its composition. Very fragrant, it is also renowned painkiller.

Potatoes (25kg)      Chicken (1.5-2 kg)      Potatoes (5kg)      Chicken (2-2.5 kg)      Chicken (2.5-3 kg)      guinea fowl (1.2-1.6 kg)      guinea fowl (1.6-2.2 kg)      Duck (1.5-2kg)      Duck (2-2.5 kg)      Duck (2.5-3 kg)      Eggs (12)      Eggs (6)      Chicken potted meat (200g)      Spring Honey (500g)      The honey of Locust tree (500g)      Honey of Forest (500g)      Honey of Sweet Chestnut Tree (500g)      Honey of Linden-Forest (500g)      Plain Honey Gingerbread (350g)      Gingerbread with nuggets of chocolate (350g)      Lager of Brie (75cl)      Amber Ale from Brie (75cl)      Briard Half-dry Cider (75cl)      Briard Apple Juice (1 L)      Rape oil (1 L)      Rapeseed Oil (0.5 L)      Briard Dry Cider (75 cl)      Capon (3-4 kg)      Turkey (3.5-5 kg)      Turkey (5-6.5 kg)      Turkey (6.5-8 kg)      Capon (4-5 kg)      Goose (3.5-4.5 kg)      Goose (4.5-6 kg)      White Beer of Brie (75cl)