Melipona bee honey, known locally as Jimerito, is harvested in very small batches using traditional meliponiculture. Raw, preservative-free, with a sweet, faintly citrusy taste unlike any other honey.
Melipona beecheii is a stingless bee native to the Yucatán Peninsula. The Maya kept these bees for centuries, and their honey was reserved for ceremonies and remedies rather than everyday sweetening.
Its nectar is more fluid and higher in moisture than common honey, pale amber in color, with a sweet profile and tart notes. A single hive produces only about one liter a year, which is why it comes in dropper bottles and limited quantities.
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Our large bottle. Raw melipona honey with a dropper, ideal for daily family use.
Pure stingless bee honey in a dropper bottle, ready to take anywhere.
Small-batch harvest using traditional practices that preserve the honey's natural qualities.
Raw and unprocessed, retaining the hive's natural enzymes and nutrients.
Oatmeal and almond oil, vitamin E, royal jelly and activated coconut charcoal. Each bar individually wrapped.
Hexagonal honeycomb-inspired bars, handmade in small batches. Free of animal products and artificial fragrances.
Mayan tradition, ethical harvesting, and a purity you notice from the first drop.
Never pasteurized or over-filtered, so it keeps the enzymes, pollen and natural nutrients of the hive.
A melipona hive yields a fraction of what a common hive produces. Every bottle comes from a limited harvest.
Lighter and more fluid than traditional honey, with a sweet-tart balance that works on its own, in tea, or over fruit.
One single ingredient: honey. No added sugars, no colorings, no artificial additives.
We work with meliponicultores in Yucatán and pay fair prices for every harvest.
Buying MEXIBOKU helps protect the stingless bee, essential to pollinating the peninsula's native plants.
The same method the Maya used for centuries, kept alive today by beekeeping families.
The bees live in hollow logs or wooden boxes, placed in the shade near native blooms. Their stingers aren't removed: they simply don't have any.
Honey is drawn from the comb's pots once or twice a year, always leaving enough reserves for the colony.
It's lightly filtered and bottled in dropper jars without heating, so it reaches you exactly as it left the hive.
A melipona hive produces about one liter of honey per year, compared with dozens from a conventional hive. That's why it comes in 10 to 30 ml dropper bottles and is taken in small amounts.
Straight from the dropper, dissolved in warm water or tea, or added to fruit and desserts. Because it's more fluid, it mixes easily.
Melipona honey has more moisture than common honey, so it usually stays liquid. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct light.
Yes. All our honey comes from Melipona hives, known locally as jimerito, raised by meliponicultores in Mexico.
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