Pure, raw Acacia honey from the Serengeti of Tanzania, produced by Maasai women beekeepers. Bees forage from an array of acacia trees, plus other wildflowers of the region. Acacia honey has a rich texture, with a floral, but earthy, flavor.
Honey is pressed from the comb, then jarred, with no additional processing! Give this Acacia Honey – Tanzania a try.
Explore our collection of African honeys from Zambia & Tanzania, including raw Acacia Honey and distinctive Stingless Bee Honey shaped by East Africa’s diverse native flora.
Product description
Our Zambia and Tanzania collection brings together honeys shaped by different African landscapes and beekeeping traditions. From Zambia’s miombo woodlands to the forests of Tanzania, each honey reflects the plants the bees visit and the people who harvest it.
African Bronze Honey
Miombo Blossom is a multifloral honey made by bees foraging among the woodland flowers of Zambia. It has a warm amber color, with notes of butterscotch, flowers, and a subtle hint of smoke. Traditional beekeepers harvest the honey from bark hives; it is raw, unpasteurized, and gravity filtered.
Maasai Honey from Tanzania
Maasai Honey works with rural beekeepers in Tanzania, with a particular focus on creating income opportunities for women. Its honeys come from bees foraging on the region’s wild plants. The company purchases honey from village beekeepers and supports sustainable beekeeping practices.
Explore the collection, including Acacia Honey and Stingless Bee Honey, along with Miombo Blossom Honey from Zambia.
