How to Identify Wild Honey and a Detailed Explanation of the Beekeeping Process

We have kept bees for 30 years. In our hometown, Geshi, Ningyang, Tai'an, there is a base of ten thousand mu of jujube orchards. The jujube flower honey we collect has no processing or additives whatsoever. The jujube flower honey is pure natural jujube flower honey that has been collected by bees and naturally matured over 7 to 10 days.

1. Next, let me explain the process of identifying real and fake honey:

1. Smell

Pure flower honey has a distinctive floral scent, blended honey has a natural floral scent, and fake honey may smell of sucrose or of artificial fragrance.

2. Visual inspection

1. Take a cup of water, add a little honey, and shake it. Real honey will produce a large amount of foam that does not disappear for a long time.

2. The rearing process for wild honey:

This is our breeding base. You are welcome to visit anytime and taste a spoonful.

Collection process: 1. Before each honey extraction, you must use a brush to gently brush the little bees off, so that the honey extraction process is more hygienic and the little bees come out to collect nectar.

2. Honey extraction: the honey is spun out by centrifugal force. Then it is collected, packaged, and sent to consumers.

Because we produce and sell ourselves from our own apiary, there are no middlemen, so our costs are relatively low. We are just beekeepers, without education and without power or influence, and sales in the local mountain area are poor, not comparable to big cities and tourist areas. We have no choice but to rely on small profits but quick turnover to make a living.

Please feel free to choose us. Our wild honey is all natural and unprocessed, with no additives of any kind, and the price is very low as well. We hope you will come and buy some.