Rima B.
I loved the honey, the best I've ever tasted. Great customer service too!!

Miel D'or
$9.99 CAD
Honey capping is the thin layer of fresh beeswax the bees build over each cell once the honey inside is ripe. We slice it off the frame at harvest and jar it exactly as it comes, soft wax with the honey still in it, along with the pollen and propolis the bees carried across the comb. Naturally powerful, healthy and full of antioxidants and propolis. Eat it by the spoonful, spread it on toast, or chew it like gum. 300 g jar.
Local pickup only in Laval, QC. We do not ship.
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Rima B.
I loved the honey, the best I've ever tasted. Great customer service too!!
Pierre C.
I've been doing business with Rado for two years, and the quality has never disappointed me! He has liquid honey, honeycombs, drone milk, you name it. This is real honey, and the quality is impeccable.
Albert
My kids and I love this honey from Miel D'or. The honey has such a wonderful and delicious taste, and offers many health benefits.
Jose
The taste is real. Love it, natural, really something you don't find these days. Would buy it again.
Good to know
When bees finish ripening the honey in a cell, they seal it with a thin layer of fresh beeswax. That seal is the capping. We slice the cappings off the frame at harvest to reach the honey, and this jar is those cappings, wax and all, with honey still in them.
By the spoonful, spread on toast or a cracker, or chewed like gum. The wax does not dissolve, so swallow it or spit it out, both are fine.
Bees track propolis and pollen across the comb as they work, and it settles on the caps. The darker the cappings, the more of it they carry.
Keep the jar sealed at room temperature, away from heat and sunlight. No refrigeration needed.
Buy online or by phone at +1 (438) 528-0799, we confirm a pickup time, then you collect your order by appointment at our Laval, QC shop. We don't ship.
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