Out of curiosity...

[Paradolia]

I recently learned about a psychedelic honey harvested in Nepal from bees that make their honey from rhododendrons. I'm wondering if anyone has gone so far as to make a mead from this type of honey...

 

[Dan O]

I recently learned about a psychedelic honey harvested in Nepal from bees that make their honey from rhododendrons. I'm wondering if anyone has gone so far as to make a mead from this type of honey...

I'm still looking for a reputable source to buy that honey from

 

[Paradolia]

I found this one... I'm not sure what shipping would be, but it seems legit...

https://www.realmadhoney.com/product/real-mad-honey-nepal/

 

[Paradolia]

And euro's is nearly the same in USD

 

[trismegistic]

There are few but i had one from the Mad Honey Nepal. I have had conversation with a lot of sellers but they were one who answered all of my questions and showed me a lot of videos how it was harvested from the team as well. Two tea spoon made me drool

 

[everesthikes]

I recently learned about a psychedelic honey harvested in Nepal from bees that make their honey from rhododendrons. I'm wondering if anyone has gone so far as to make a mead from this type of honey...

Super Mad Honey is a renowned Nepalese brand that is sold worldwide. I know this firsthand because I’m from Nepal.

 

[porsche1712]

I'm still looking for a reputable source to buy that honey from

https://www.madhoney.net/

I have bought it three times from this site .
I don't like to hallucinate so I haven't taken a full does yet. It tastes different from regular honey.
I have thought about making a mead with it.

 

[porsche1712]

I would think that maybe two teaspoons would be ok to add to the mead.

 

[Raptor99]

Two good sources I have used;
https://www.desertcreekhoney.com/
https://flyingbeeranch.net/
This one also is worth considering:
https://www.glorybee.com/

I ordered a 5 gallon pail (60 lbs.) from Desert Creek Honey via Amazon with free shipping. It is partially Tallow Tree honey, which has a distinctive flavor. I like it a lot for traditional meads. For melomels or methylgins, I would prefer a more mild flavored honey such as wild flower or clover.

Upon receiving my 5 gallon bucket of honey, I immediately poured it into 1/2 gallon mason jars for storage. Eventually it will crystalize, and it is a lot easier to heat very gently to reliquify it in mason jars.

If you are not sure you will like a particular honey, I suggest you start with a smaller quantity. Then, when you identify a honey that you like, you can get a 5 gallon bucket.