10/02/2026
Before mad honey becomes something we hold in our hands, there is a much older story taking place high in the Himalayas.
A single Apis laboiosa colony hangs from a cliff face, exposed to the mountain air, building its home where the landscape leaves little room for anything else. When the rhododendrons bloom, these bees travel through that wild landscape, gathering from flowers that have grown there for generations.
That journey, from flower to comb, from cliff to honey, is part of what makes mad honey from Nepal so deeply connected to the palace it comes from.