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    Home / $50 & Under / Coffee Blossom Honey
    image of coffee blossom honey jar against blue background. jar is labeled with producer signature and listed as francisco cardona la colmenita, guatemala, 12 oz
    Coffee blossom honey from guatemala, jar front and back
    image of coffee blossom honey jar against blue background. jar is labeled with producer signature and listed as francisco cardona la colmenita, guatemala, 12 oz
    Coffee blossom honey from guatemala, jar front and back

    Coffee Blossom Honey

    $16.00

    A truly incredible flavor and aroma reminiscent of coffee cherry blossoms - great with coffee, cocktails, toasts, yogurt, fruit & more!

    Honey taste profile: 

    rich, silky texture, bright florals, tropical fruits, citrus

    What causes crystallization?
    • Temperature below 50ºF (10ºC)
    • The ratio of glucose and fructose in the honey
    • Pollen content

    To turn your Coffee Blossom Honey back into a smooth liquid put your honey in a vessel of warm water and allow it to slowly liquify. 

    Don Francisco has been producing honey for twelve years.  In conversations with neighboring producers, he had learned about the secondary income they were making selling their honey, in addition to significant improvements to coffee production.  He began with twenty five frames, and in the first years nearly lost his colonies entirely.  Over many years he taught himself how to partner with the bees, and over time fell in love with them.  Now Chico Cardona has three apiaries, and around 150 hives.  It’s no accident his farm is called La Colmenita, or “The Beehive”. 

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