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The Beekeeping Shop
Beekeeping and Research Centre
Since 1996

Our Products

TBS Pure Honey

The Beekeeping Shop brings consumers the opportunity of experience the range of this botanically sourced honey, including from native and indigenous plants, that offer distinct tastes, smells, colors, and textures. Each of our honey products are clearly marked with source, season of harvest, and sub-species of bees.
Pleasant tasting honey, sweet, aromatic, and light yellow in color, this honey comes from the nectar of mustard plant which flowers in different parts of Nepal. Mustard are commonly farmed cooking vegetable in Nepal. The leaves are used for cooking, stem for making pickle and seeds as spices. Plant blossoms at the end of the growing season and bees forages both nectar and pollen from small yellow flower. TBS Mustard honey tends to granulate or crystalizes faster in comparison to other honey.
Mustard Blossom

Mustard Honey

Mustard Honey
1 kg / 500 gm

Chiuri Honey

Chiuri (butter tree) is a large tree, naturally occurring in warm temperate areas throughout the Himalayan tract in Nepal up to 1500m above sea level. It flowers during cold season. During this season, the plant produces so much nectar that it overflows; hence it is very fragrant and full of pollen. Chiuri Honey is harvested at winter from the pristine high altitudes of the Himalayas, giving it a uniquely high antioxidant capacity. Chiuri is multipurpose tree which has significant cultural and livelihood associations with the Chepang community of Nepal.
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Chiuri Honey
1 kg / 500 gm
Buckwheat  Blossom
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Buckwheat Honey

Buckwheat honey is very strong deep in taste and dark in color. It is less sweet than other regular honey but rich in vitamins and higher in antioxidants contents. Buckwheat is a grain commonly farmed in Nepal. When in bloom short stalks produce large pink flowers. Rich sources of both pollen and nectar, bees love foraging from these flowers.

Buckwheat Honey
1 kg / 500 gm

Chiuri Blossom
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Rudilo Honey

Rudilo honey is extracted by bees from the collection of nectars of the herbal shrub – Rudilo (Pogostemon benghalensis). The nectars collected from Rudilo flower have high medicinal value in terms of Ayurveda. Rudilo is a popular medicinal plant found throughout Nepal.
Rudilo Honey
1 kg / 500 gm
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Rudilo Blossom
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Raw Honey

Raw Honey is totally unprocessed natural honey. It is completely in natural condition straight from the hive. This honey is filtered through coarse filter only. So this honey may contain some fine wax particle as well. Our Raw Honey are mainly from blossom of mustard. It contents high anti-oxidant, trace minerals, enzyme, vitamins with anti-bactererial and anti-microbial properties possessing important medicinal values. Raw Honey is available in all other floral source upon pre-order.
Litchi  Blossom
Raw Honey
1 kg / 500 gm
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LItchi Honey

Litchi (Lychee) is one of the important sub-tropical fruit crops of Nepal after mango, banana and guava. Like the fruit, honey produced is sweet with fruity floral notes. The clearness of fruit is matched by the nectar, yielding a light colored honey.
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Raw Honey in Glass Jar
500 gm
All varietals of Honey is available in Glass Jar upon pre-order.

LItchi Honey
1 kg / 500 gm

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Honey with Walnuts
400 gm

Honey with Walnuts

Balancing the almost bitter nuttiness of walnuts by suspending them in our delicious honey, we’ve got some “mutual infusement” happening – the honey tastes a bit nutty and the walnuts taste sweeter.
Honey and walnuts were used since the Romans, in fertility rites, and in some places, it is still a habitual dish at the wedding party. Walnuts are a symbol of intellectuals, because their bi-lobed kernels have convoluted surface, resembling the human brain! Of course, the fact that the walnuts are good for the brain is explained by science through theirs many health-benefiting nutrients.
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