Twixt Two Trees - Pure Gelam Honey

Twixt Two Trees is 100% pure Gelam wild bee honey harvested from hives at the edge of the Gelam forest, where Melaleuca trees, wild blooms, herbs, saps, and forest botanicals shape the character of the harvest. Virtually untouched by heavy human travel, this rainforest-edge setting gives Twixt Two Trees its gentle herbal notes, soft florals, clean aromatic profile, and quiet forest depth. Gelam Groves • Gentle Herbs • Clean Aromatic Finish Net Wt. 360 grams (12.7 oz.) Twist Top Glass Jar 12+ Pollen Varieties - HMF < 5 mg/kg Bee Species: Apis dorsata (Giant Asian Honey Bee) Harvest Region: Gelam groves, Peninsular Malaysian rainforest Processing: Raw, unfiltered, cold-extracted Early Bloom Harvested between February and April, Early Bloom is generally the lightest and most delicate expression of the season. Food Source: Melaleuca, wild blooms, herbs, saps, and forest-edge botanicals. Tasting Notes: Fresh harvest tasting notes will be updated when the Early Bloom jars become available. Color: Color notes will be updated when the Early Bloom harvest becomes available. Mid Bloom Harvested between April and July, Mid Bloom often carries fuller Gelam aroma, more developed herbal depth, and a broader expression of the surrounding Melaleuca groves. Food Source: Melaleuca, wild blooms, herbs, saps, and forest-edge botanicals. Tasting Notes: Fresh harvest tasting notes will be updated when the Mid Bloom jars become available. Color: Color notes will be updated when the Mid Bloom harvest becomes available. Late Bloom Harvested between August and November, Late Bloom may show deeper color, richer florals, stronger herbal notes, and a more layered forest finish depending on rainfall, bloom timing, and surrounding canopy sources. Food Source: Melaleuca, wild blooms, herbs, saps, and forest-edge botanicals. Tasting Notes: Fresh harvest tasting notes will be updated when the Late Bloom jars become available. Color: Color notes will be updated when the Late Bloom harvest becomes available. Ships from New Jersey, USA. The Story of Gelam Honey Gelam honey comes from the blossoms of Melaleuca cajuputi, a tea-tree and paperbark relative found in Malaysia’s coastal and forest-edge landscapes. When Apis dorsata bees forage among Gelam trees, wild blooms, herbs, and saps, the resulting honey can carry a fragrant profile with soft florals, gentle herbal notes, and a clean finish. Twixt Two Trees is harvested from hives at the edge of the Gelam forest, where the surrounding Melaleuca groves and rainforest botanicals help shape the honey’s aroma, color, texture, and tasting character. As a raw, unfiltered honey, Twixt Two Trees may contain naturally occurring enzymes, pollen traces, organic acids, and plant-derived compounds that contribute to its color, aroma, texture, acidity, and finish. The result is a rare, origin-led Gelam honey — gentle, aromatic, and deeply tied to the quiet green edge of the Malaysian rainforest.