Wildflower sourcing
Nectar from many forest blooms, not a single crop — so every batch has a layered, multi-floral character.
The forests have been making honey for millions of years. We just bring it to you — sweet, not sugary, and left exactly as nature made it.



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Bees gather nectar from many wild blooms, not a single crop — which is where the rounded, gentle sweetness comes from.
We select each batch with care and blend it with multi-floral honey of the same note, so every jar tastes like the last.
Processed and packed in an EIA-certified facility in India — free from additives, preservatives, antibiotics and added sugar.
Over curd, on warm toast, in tea once it’s off the boil. Sweet, never sugary.
250 gFrom a 50 ml jar by the stove to a 15 litre tin for the sweet shop down the road — every pack holds exactly the same goodness.
Our favourite size for the breakfast table.
Four promises we keep in every batch — and can show you on the label.
Nectar from many forest blooms, not a single crop — so every batch has a layered, multi-floral character.
Selected, blended and packed in an EIA-certified facility in India. Measured, never rushed.
Sweet, not sugary: a soft floral sweetness for warm drinks, breakfasts and festive sweets.
From the family company that has served South Indian kitchens since 1932.
The world’s first sweetener, for the way you eat now. Swipe for ideas.

Spread it on bread as a wholesome alternative to jam, or drizzle it over thick curd.

Stir into warm water with lemon, or into tea once it’s off the boil, in place of sugar.

Over fruit, pancakes or a slice of warm bread, straight from the squeeze jar.

Sweeten payasam and festival treats with honey, the traditional way.
94 years of continuous tradition. The honey joined the family in 2020, held from the first jar to the standard our ghee has kept since 1932.
Read the 94-year storyPlain answers from the people who make it. If your question is not here, write to info@nambisans.in and our team will reply.
Reviewed by the Nambisan’s quality team, PerunduraiLast updated October 2026
No. It is free from additives, preservatives, antibiotics and added sugar. Nature does not add sugar, and neither do we.
The bees gather nectar from many different blossoms rather than one crop, so the honey carries a layered, gently floral character. We source it from forests in India and blend batches with care so that every jar tastes the same: sweet, not sugary.
Yes. Crystallisation is natural for real honey and does not affect quality. Stand the closed jar in warm (not boiling) water for a few minutes and stir; it will turn clear and runny again. Avoid microwaving.
Keep the lid closed and store the jar at room temperature, away from direct sunlight. Use a dry spoon. Honey does not need refrigeration — cold simply speeds up crystallisation.
Honey of any kind should not be given to infants under twelve months old, as advised by health authorities. From the age of one it can be part of a varied diet.
Nambisan’s Wildflower Honey is processed and packed in an EIA-certified facility in India.
Pure Cow Ghee and Wildflower Honey — two jars, one promise: slow goodness, naturally.