Where does Mike & Niki's honey come from?

Every jar comes from our own apiaries across Silicon Valley – Campbell, San Jose, Santa Clara, Los Gatos, Sunnyvale, Half Moon Bay, Carneros, and more. Mike is our head beekeeper. We harvest, bottle, and label everything ourselves at our Campbell facility – the last farm in Campbell.

Does local honey actually help with allergies?

Raw local honey contains trace amounts of the same pollen your immune system reacts to. Many of our customers use a daily spoonful from their own zip code starting weeks before allergy season as part of their routine. We don't make medical claims, but 13 years of repeat customers tells us something.

What's the difference between varietal and wildflower honey?

Wildflower honey reflects whatever the bees foraged in a given season – a snapshot of that place and time. Varietal honey comes from apiaries placed near a dominant bloom: orange blossom, eucalyptus, sage. Different flavors, different bodies, different colors – same real honey.

Is your honey raw and unfiltered?

Yes. We don't pasteurize, we don't ultra-filter, and we don't blend with anything we didn't harvest. Just strained to remove wax and bee parts. That's why it crystallizes – real honey does.

Yes. Free shipping on orders over $50, $5.99 under. We ship across the US from Campbell, California.

Hawaiian Honey – Tropical Raw Honey from Hawaii | Mike & Niki's

Hawaii honey – tropical varietals from the islands. Our Hawaiian honeys include Coffee Blossom, Tropical Mango, and Lehua – flavors you simply cannot get from mainland apiaries. These are some of our most sought-after and limited varietals.

What Makes Hawaiian Honey Special

Hawaii's isolation creates a unique ecosystem. Tropical flowers, macadamia orchards, coffee plantations, and native ohia lehua trees produce nectars found nowhere else on Earth. Hawaiian honey is liquid aloha.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Hawaiian honey rare?

Relatively – Hawaii's small scale, island logistics, and unique flora mean production is limited. Our Hawaiian varietals sell out faster than any other category.

What's the difference between Coffee Blossom, Tropical Mango, and Lehua?

Coffee Blossom is light and delicately floral (from coffee plant flowers). Tropical Mango has fruit-forward sweetness. Lehua is from the native ohia lehua tree – rare, creamy, and prized by Hawaiian honey connoisseurs.