Meliponini - Stingless Bee Honey, Antioxidant-Rich Raw Honey, A Powerful Alternative to Manuka Honey, Tasty Sweet and Sour Pure Honey with Many Health Benefits, 500 ml

I love this product. It is well worth the price and is top quality stingless bee honey. I have ordered several since my first initial order.

Product arrived as promised. The flavor is as most describe. However, it does have an almost alcoholic/medicinal quality to it. It tastes like it has alcohol in it.

This honey is known to be citrusy tasting. What we received was vinegar. Horrible taste and could tell the honey was like brown, vinegar tasting water. Wouldn't even give it one star.

I will tell everyone about this product.

This seems expensive but it’s actually quite a value. I paid twice this much at a Mayan bee sanctuary. The flavor and consistency is spot on. Don’t expect it to taste like traditional bee honey because it’s completely different. More sour and runny. My husband and I add this to our ginger turmeric shots and my daughter eats it straight from a spoon.

taste like vinegar. If honey is harvested before the water is evaporated, moisture content will be too high and naturally occurring yeast cells will ferment. This honey will be runny and taste like vinegar.

This is my second review. I have been buying from them regularly ever since they started selling on Amazon. I love this honey and trusted that it has medicinal potency.Finally put that trust to test. I have a canker sore on the left tonsil. Started on Sunday and grew much worse by Monday. I tried everything, no relief. By Wednesday I was desperate enough to suddenly remember this honey! I took a sip and let it sit on the sore for as long as I could before I had to swallow. 4 hours later, the pain was gone!!! I repeated last (Wednesday night) and this morning. The spot is pretty much healed. I only remembered the sore when I forgot and ate some hard crackers that scratched the healed wound! 😅I almost didn’t want to post this, in case it becomes too popular. 😜 But I must do it justice.

I found out about stingless bee honey from Samin Nosrat, the chef, so wanted to try some. Mexican Melipona honey is very hard to find, though, and the products I did find were outrageously expensive and advertised as health supplements (as in, use this stuff as eye drops, which seems dicey to me, at best). That turned me off, as I don't really go for flakey medicines that have no evidence to support their use. But I did find this stingless bee honey, which is produced by an Indonesian species. It may not taste exactly the same as Melipona, but it is wonderful! It is tart and sweet at the same time. I drizzle a little on pannacota, or on fresh fruit to get an extra kick of sweet and a hit of contrasting tart. Expensive but worth it if you want to explore new tastes. Still figuring out different ways of using this honey but it's something I hope to keep in stock at home.