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An electronic nose based on mass spectrometry has been applied to the control of the authenticity of the botanical origin of honey. PCA and DFA models were built based on groups of samples identified as typical unifloral honey by a classical method, i.e. a combination of sensory, pollen and physicochemical analysis. Swiss unifloral honeys of the following types were analysed: acacia, chestnut, dandelion,...
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