Yamada Bee Farm Rare Honey
Yamada Bee Farm's rare honey range: manuka, comb honey, organic acacia and multifloral honeys, and a honeydew honey.
Yamada Bee Farm Rare Honey is our translation of the Japanese line name 希少はちみつ, "rare honey". Here the producer gathers honeys that can only be harvested in small amounts and offers them as table honeys. The range holds creamy manuka honey labelled MG50+ to MG1200+ in 200 g jars and 10 g sticks, comb honey from Hungary in a 200 g pack, organic acacia honey from Romania, organic multifloral honey from Cuba and from Bulgaria, and a honeydew honey from Bulgaria. The organic jars use their own pale label with the word organic. As in the rest of Yamada's catalogue, the harvest country appears in brackets in each name.
Why this matters to you: if you want Yamada's organic honey, this is where it sits — acacia and multifloral, in several jar sizes.
Facts
| House range | Manuka MG50+–MG1200+ (200 g, 10 g sticks), comb honey (Hungary), organic acacia (Romania) and multifloral (Cuba, Bulgaria), honeydew (Bulgaria) |
|---|---|
| Country | Japan (company); honey from several countries |
| Raw material | Honeys harvested only in small amounts, per the producer |
What it includes
How it connects to Honey & beekeeping
Yamada Bee Farm Rare Honey → similar → Comb honey → related → 🍯 Honey
Links
- Part of
- Yamada Bee Farm
- Similar and different
- Mānuka honey, Comb honey, Honeydew honey, Acacia honey
Frequently asked questions
Is there organic honey in the Rare Honey range?
Yes: organic acacia honey from Romania and organic multifloral honey from Cuba and Bulgaria, in jars from 100 to 600 g.
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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.