Forest Honey: Wild Goodness from the Western Ghats

Forest honey is collected by wild bees from hundreds of different plants, trees, herbs, and wildflowers growing in the biodiversity hotspot of the Western Ghats — one of the world's eight hottest spots of biological diversity.

What's in forest honey?

• Multifloral pollen — from hundreds of plant species, providing a broad spectrum of nutrients
• Wild propolis — collected from forest resins, with strong antimicrobial properties
• High enzyme activity — wild bees produce honey with higher enzyme concentrations
• Complex antioxidant profile — the diversity of nectar sources creates a uniquely rich blend

Taste and appearance

Forest honey is dark amber to deep brown with an earthy, woody aroma and a complex flavour that changes with each harvest season. No two batches are identical — each jar is a snapshot of the forest at a particular moment in time.