Honey.am
Also known as: Honeyam, MERSARER Holding
Honey.am is an Armenian honey brand of MERSARER Holding LLC, sourcing honey in the highlands and border regions of Armenia.
Honey.am is an Armenian honey brand of MERSARER Holding LLC, sourcing honey in the highlands and border regions of Armenia. Founder George Tabakian, a Lebanese-Armenian entrepreneur, returned to Armenia in 2011, founded Mer Sarer Holding ('Our Mountains') in 2013, and the brand followed in 2014. It now unites more than 27 beekeepers; in 2021 a 280 m² processing plant powered by solar energy opened in Yeghvard.
The range has over 26 products: honeys named after their area (Berkaber, Lake Arpi, Shamshadin), forest, mountain and wildflower honey, comb honey, cream honeys, gourmet blends with nuts and honey sticks. About 95% of the honey is bought from a network of local beekeepers.
Why this matters to you: Honey.am names its main honeys after the area of harvest, so the name on the jar tells you which part of Armenia the honey is from.
Facts
| Country | Armenia |
|---|---|
| Year founded | 2014 |
| Region | Yeghvard (Kotayk) |
| House range | Berkaber, Lake Arpi, Shamshadin, Forest Honey, Mountain Honey, Wildflower Honey, Honeycomb Honey, cream honeys, Gourmet Honey, honey sticks |
| Raw material | Armenian honey from highland and border regions; about 95% from local beekeepers |
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What is Honey.am and where is it from?
Honey.am is an Armenian honey brand of MERSARER Holding LLC, sourcing honey in the highlands and border regions of Armenia. Founder George Tabakian, a Lebanese-Armenian entrepreneur, returned to Armenia in 2011, founded Mer Sarer Holding ('Our Mountains') in 2013, and the brand followed in 2014. It now unites more than 27 beekeepers; in 2021 a 280 m² processing plant powered by solar energy opened in Yeghvard.
What honeys does Honey.am offer?
The range has over 26 products: honeys named after their area (Berkaber, Lake Arpi, Shamshadin), forest, mountain and wildflower honey, comb honey, cream honeys, gourmet blends with nuts and honey sticks. About 95% of the honey is bought from a network of local beekeepers.
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ℹ️ Honey is mostly sugars: about 82 g per 100 g. Do not give honey to babies under 1 year old because of the risk of infant botulism.