Wholesale Hawaiian Honey | 60 lbs

Hello honey lovers! We DO have a few of each variety in stock but are in the process of updating our webstore on the back end. Please call or email us to place an order! Thank you for your patience!

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Raw Hawaiian Honey Co. is a family-owned company providing delicious raw honey from our bees on the Big Island of Hawaii. 

This honey is available in a 5 gallon pail (60 lbs) for your various wholesale honey needs! Whether you are using honey in your products or plan to re-package this liquid gold to sell in your own shop, we have the quality product you are looking for.  (COMING SOON in a 2 gallon / 24 lb size!) 

All of our wholesale Hawaiian Honey qualifies for FREE SHIPPING within Hawaii and the lower 48 States via FedEx. We are unable to offer free shipping to the State of Alaska at this time.

Our Hawaiian Wholesale Honey Varietals

Lehua honey is a smooth, white honey that crystalizes easily. The flavor is delicate, floral, buttery and sweet. Ohi’a is the name of the tree, lehua the blossom. This endemic tree is found only in the Hawaiian islands. It blooms from May to July and produces the lightest honey in our crop ranging from 43mm to 49mm in the extra light amber category. 

Kiawe honey is a pearly white and creamy from natural crystallization. This honey crystalizes so quickly it can actually crystalize in the hive. Some boast vanilla-almond flavor notes. Kiawe is a species of mesquite tree native to South America that flowers multiple times throughout the year on the island of Hawaii. This tree is at least partially responsible for the expansion of commercial beekeeping in Hawaii, as there was a demand for honey bee pollination to increase the yield of kiawe beans for cattle feed in the late 1800s.

Christmas Berry or "Wilelaiki" is one of the most stable and consistent honeys the Big Island produces. This honey tends to be slightly thinner and has a less sweet, more robust flavor. The complex flavor profile has been described as subtly smoky with hints of butterscotch and a peppery finish. For foodies, the consistency and flavor of Christmas Berry Honey makes it a fantastic base for salad dressings or to infuse natural herbs.

Macadamia Nut Blossom honey is a deep amber colored honey that is flavorful, bold, rich, and nutty like the macadamia nut itself. Some describe the rich flavor as reminiscent of brown sugar or molasses. One of Hawaii’s strongest and darkest honeys, the Macadamia Nut honey is a popular varietal with both locals and visitors alike.

Hawaiian Tropical Wildflower honey changes flavor throughout the year based on which wildflowers are in bloom. Most describe the wildflower honey as fruity with aromatic flavors. Our bees forage on countless floral sources from managed crops to landscaping to wild overgrowth. A few prevalent sources are coffee, passion fruit, mango, avocado, noni (Indian mulberry tree), Naupaka (native shrub), Pua kala (native poppy) and palm blossoms. The University of Hawaii College of Tropical Agriculture names over 70 other bee-friendly plants native to Hawaii, apart from the ones listed above. It is safe to say our bees are pollinating plants we’ve never even heard of!