Mad honey's

The variety is known as "crazy honey", and in addition to its recreational medicinal properties (which have earned it its reputation as a hallucinogenic honey), it also has incredible health benefits.

 In Nepal, honey hunters risk their lives in the harvest, hunting honey in precarious conditions. They are looking for the hives of the Himalayan giant honey bee Apislaboriosa, the largest honey bee in the world! The hives are located on steep cliffs, doubling the risks: not only can they be stung, but they can also fall off the cliff and die. It is harvested twice a year and quantities are limited, making Mad honey one of the rarest honeys in the world .