It is a berries with a sweetly tart taste, associated with wildness. It can usually be found in the forest but ours is grown in tunnels.
This may seem contrary to its nature, but such cultivation has a lot of benefits for both the berries and the environment and does not lose its character.
It is still a wild berries with a rich flavor and aroma and a great way to combine tradition with modernity.
We grow the Sweet Royalla variety – known for its large, perfect berries, sweet taste, lack of reversion and extended shelf-life.
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Blackberry is also known as blackberry or holly.
Called grandfathers by grandmothers because they used to have to struggle to pluck it from the giant thorny bushes.
There are more than 700 varieties of blackberry in the world.
Blackberries have been harvested and eaten for many thousands of years. The first traces of blackberry farming date back to ancient Rome.
Blackberries are on the ORAC list - protection against cancer and diseases of civilization.