Multifloral Honey

Overflowing with the rich flavors of native New Zealand bush and pasture flowers, this honey is a delectable delight. With its gentle sweetness, it's perfect for spreading on toast and enhancing the taste of hot beverages, smoothies, and warm cereals. Indulge and savor the sweetness!

A 200-liter drum of Melipona honey is a rare and precious commodity. READY TO SHIP FAST! CUSTOMS BONDED AND INSURED! Origin and Uniqueness: Melipona honey originates from the Huasteca Region in Mexico. We personally know the beekeepers ...back to 1984. Unlike regular honeybees, Melipona bees, a stingless bee variety do not create honeycombs. Instead, they store their honey in sack-like pots structures within their hives. These tiny bees feed on local plants with high levels of alkaloids and flavonoids, resulting in exceptional honey quality. Production: A hive of Melipona bees produces only 1-2 liters of honey in an entire year! In contrast, a hive of European honeybees can easily produce around 70 liters. While Melipona honey lacks quantity, it compensates with SUPERIOR quality due to the unique flora the bees feed on. Medicinal Use: Eyedrops, Burns, Eczema, Wounds, Fine Culinary Dishes! Are you a CHEF and DESIRE to create that one of a kind dish? This Drum would give you 6700 fluid ounces to drizzle on a exquisite recipe. Pricing: Due to its scarcity and excellent quality, Melipona honey is relatively expensive compared to standard grocery store honey. Its value has led it to be primarily used in medicinal applications, such as making eye drops. Keep in mind that this unique honey is a natural gem with remarkable health benefits. Contact us now if you are interested in getting this rare honey. More is coming soon!

Multifloral and Orange Blossom Honey Raw, Unfiltered. Never Heated Available in quantities as small as 4 drums, up to 1000 drums. Honey is procured through our partnerships directly with farmersâ??a vast network of over 2000 indigenous beekeepers. Some we have known personally since 1984! Every batch from each producer receives a unique sequential identifier, recording pertinent details of the beekeeper and the precise harvest location. Subsequent to collection, the honey is conveyed to a designated storage facility, where representative samples are extracted from each barrel. Each barrel is evaluated and under goes traditional honey testing and thorough analysis for cleanliness and quality. Selected samples from each area and harvest season are then dispatched to a third-party certified laboratory for extensive testing. Through this assiduous protocol, we establish comprehensive traceability of honey, right down to the level of individual beekeepers and farms, ensuring and amplifying the quality and authenticity of every drop! Best Practices Certified BeeKeepers.