Brazilian Wildflower Honey: Flavor, Origin and How to Use It

Quick facts: amber · fragrant, fruity, tangy finish · raw, unfiltered, organic and kosher.

What is Brazilian wildflower honey?

Brazilian wildflower honey is multifloral honey from Brazil's huge range of flowering plants, including capixingui (Croton floribundus) blossoms. Brazil is one of the world's leading producers of organic honey.

Where our Brazilian wildflower honey comes from

Ours is a product of Brazil.

Color, flavor and texture

Amber, fragrant and fruity, with a lively sweetness and a slightly tangy finish.

How to use Brazilian wildflower honey

Try it in tea, on fresh fruit and granola, or as a glaze for chicken and pork.

Good pairings: Tropical fruit, granola, roast chicken, black tea.

Frequently asked questions

Is your Brazilian wildflower honey raw?

Yes. It's raw and unfiltered, never pasteurized. It's also organic and kosher.

Does Brazilian wildflower honey crystallize?

At a moderate pace, depending on the flower mix. Crystallization is natural and doesn't mean the honey has spoiled.

How is it different from California wildflower honey?

Different flowers, different taste. Brazilian wildflower is fruitier and tangier, while California wildflower is rounder and more floral.

What sizes do you sell?

1 lb jar and 3 lb jar. Free shipping on orders of $50 or more to the continental US.

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Do not feed honey to infants under 12 months old.