What do these lozenges taste like, and how are they different from regular candy?

These KEDRINI pastilles are built around the warm sweetness of honey, with Siberian pine adding a resinous, balsamic note. Chamomile gives a mild herbal, slightly sweet-bitter layer, while lemon balm adds a gentle herbal finish. The overall profile is closer to a honey-herbal lozenge than to a sharp fruit sweet or standard sugar candy.

The source description notes that, compared with hard sugar candy, this honey-based pastille feels softer and has a more rounded flavour. That makes it a fitting choice for people who enjoy herbal teas, natural-tasting sweets, or the aroma of taiga plants, rather than very bright or artificial candy flavours.

Because the pastille is meant to melt slowly, the taste develops gradually in the mouth. It can be paired with a cup of tea or kept for moments when you want a small sweet-herbal treat during work, travel or time spent in dry indoor air.