It is our mission to be the premier provider of raw, natural honey and natural foods or products that occur in nature to contribute to a healthy, vibrant life. We believe this starts with great honey! We also have an interest in coffee and kakao (cocoa). Coffee Arabica originated in the highlands of Ethiopia and kakao has its origins in South America even though Ghana is one of its biggest producers.

First we connected with local apiculturalists and farmers in Homestead, Florida to ensure a variety of honey that is truly natural, raw & unprocessed. Homestead is Home to 160 acres of tropical fruits in the Caribbean basin, you can imagine why the bees that live in this area produce the finest raw honey. Honeycomb to jar is our personal choice when in comes to quality honey. We are also connecting with apiculturalists on an international level from South America & The Caribbean and hope to expand or horizons even further in the future.

Natural honey is the key substitute of refined sugars and traditional medicaments. The need to increase the production of natural honey internationally, in order to meet the global demand has become top priority. Pure honey is of equal importance worldwide, be that as it may, little or no attention is given to this high-yielding enterprise known as apicultural practice. According to estimations, the global market for wound care annually is between 2-6 billion USD. Just an allocation of this sum to procure recently developed hi-tech honey salve (ointments) will help tremendously to improve honey production.

Natural, raw, organic honey in its purest form is not just good for your health; its delicious, a better alternative to sugar and is an eco-friendly product. Bees are necessary for pollination, which is monumental for the existance of the planets delicate ecosystem. One of the reasons humanity relies on balanced ecosystems is for the pollination of fruits trees, berry vines or shrubs and the wide spectrum of flowering plants. The more attention we can give to our friend the bee will be beneficial for all humanity.

Multi-flora honey varies from season to season and yet it embodies the distinctive flavor of the region it is sourced from. In Homestead Florida there are many Avocado, Mango, Mameye (also known as the naseberry, Manilkara Zapota or Sapodilla) and Lychee trees that attribute to this delicious variety of Multi-flora honey!

Logwood honey is made when bees take nectar predominantly from the logwood tree. Logwood has a golden look, more consistent taste and is said to be highly medicinal. Logwood is arguably a premier honey coming out of the tropical island of Jamaica in the Caribbean. Compared to the multi-floral varieties of honey logwood honey is a much scarcer variety and the color is almost clear & golden due to the yellow blossoms of the logwood tree which blossoms between the months of December to February.