We keep experimenting with several labels and types of honey. Recently, we came across Wild Honey Hunters and might I say we were left with our lips smacking! As the name stands, Wild Honey Hunters are not a manufacturing company or a repacking unit that procures farm honey in bulk. They collect from wild free-range hives built naturally by the native honey bees through tribes in permitted areas of the wild. We tried a couple of their variants and intrigued how colour, taste and texture of the wild honey changes with the nectar of the floral variety! Like the Neem honey, collected during Neem flowering season was darker and surprisingly sweeter than Mudakathan honey. I also tasted the rare light shaded Kurinji Honey that reminded me of my birthday vacation in nigiri hills! The sweet scent already floats in my mind as I write this.

“Sometimes we don’t need to speak for a product, the product speaks for itself! I have never experienced such unique and delicate tasting honey in my entire life! Their honey is an experience in itself! When you smell and taste the honey you will love the aroma and flavour but you will not able to explain it to other person because the flavours are very unique! Most of all these guys out their life’s in danger and they put in so much of their time and effort to give the public a good quality pure honey!”

Hello Again, Thanks for all Kurinji Flower Info. My friend comments your Kurinji bottle label is very nice and liked it so much, also many of my friends likes Moringa honey also. Kurinji and Moringa are most popular so far among my Japanese Friends. Some like Neem too.

“My mom never believed in real honey available in market as she is from village she used to have honey with the comb (that’s why I ordered single beehive honey with comb now) but after tasting moringa honey she’s really got impressed and wondered that still real honey exists but still she’s nt happy with the price (can’t help it). But again she asked me to order again for me, I think that’s something special u guys got.. Thank you!”