Taraxacum officinale, in the asteraceae family, is a perennial herbaceous plant with noted medicinal properties, also known as a “dandelion” or “common dandelion”. Solitary floral heads (10-15 cm) on a bald stem composed of yellow-gold ligulated flowers. It is widely found in low and medium mountain areas and grows in anthropised environments, stable meadows, orchards and vineyards up to 1,700 metres above sea level. Due to its early flowering period (February- May), bee families are not always sufficiently developed to exploit this resource. Therefore, producing this unifloral honey is very difficult and it must be harvested very early to prevent the dandelion nectar from mixing with subsequent harvests.