A rare honeydew harvest from Brazil’s southern highlands. Product claims shown only when verified.
Tamandua Honey

Planalto Sul Brasileiro

A honeydew harvest written by a forest.

The Bracatinga story unfolds among highland vegetation, cool seasons, beekeeping knowledge, and a three-part ecology unlike blossom honey.

A three-part ecology

Tree. Honeydew. Hive.

The Bracatinga tree is the living base. Sap-feeding scale insects associated with the tree release honeydew. Bees gather the sugar-rich material and transform it in the colony.

The result is classified as honeydew honey because its source is not floral nectar.

Editorial macro depiction of a bee gathering honeydew
Editorial depiction; not documentary proof of a specific supplier.