Sourced from the Apis laboriosa (the world’s largest honey bee), this rare nectar is harvested across 15+ high-altitude districts at elevations exceeding 6,200 feet. More than just honey, it represents a 500-year-old cultural legacy of the traditional honey-hunting communities of Nepal. Renowned for its unique euphoric and medicinal properties, this honey is characterized by the presence of naturally occurring grayanotoxins.