Nepal Mad Honey

Nepalese Mad Honey – Worlds Rarest Honey
Harvested from the towering cliffs of the Himalayan mountains, Nepalese mad honey is one of the world's most unusual and unique honeys. Produced by giant Himalayan honeybees (Apis laboriosa), this rare honey comes from the nectar of rhododendron blossoms that flourish high above the valleys, where traditional honey hunters risk treacherous terrain to gather their seasonal harvest.
Distinctive in its reddish-amber hues and bold, earthy sweetness, mad honey carries a rich floral aroma and a character unlike ordinary honey. For generations, Himalayan communities have valued this remarkable harvest as part of their cultural traditions, with honey hunting representing a deep connection between people, mountains, and nature.
Rare, wild, and deeply rooted in Himalayan heritage, Nepalese mad honey offers a fascinating taste of one of the world's most extraordinary landscapes.
Note: Rhododendron-derived mad honey can contain grayanotoxins, which may cause hallucinations, feelings of euphoria and injecting too much can cause serious poisoning, including dangerously low blood pressure and heart rhythm disturbances. Potency varies, so it should not be taken in small amounts, 1tsp to start and increase in small increments.