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.

Lehua Honey – Rare Hawaiian White Honey | Mike & Niki's

Lehua honey – the crown jewel of Hawaiian honeys. Produced from the nectar of the native ohia lehua tree, this honey is rare, naturally white, and crystallizes into a smooth, creamy texture that's unlike any other honey in the world.

What Makes Lehua Honey Special

The ohia lehua tree is native to Hawaii and found nowhere else. It's the first tree to colonize new lava flows, and its bright red flowers produce a nectar that makes one of the rarest honeys on Earth. Lehua honey is prized in Japan and across Asia, where it commands premium prices.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is Lehua honey white?

Lehua nectar produces a naturally light honey that crystallizes into a white, creamy texture. This is completely natural – no processing or bleaching. It's one of the visual signatures of genuine Lehua honey.

Why is it so expensive?

Limited production (only in Hawaii), high demand (especially from Asian markets), and the ohia tree's protected status make Lehua one of the most expensive honeys in the world. When we have it, it goes fast.

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As Local as It Gets!

Amazing local honey! It’s clear how much love and expertise goes into their product. Make sure to chat with Mike or Niki if you get the chance; their passion is contagious, and you’ll walk away knowing exactly how your honey was sourced. Support local and go see them!

Great honey!

This is the best local honey our whole family enjoys having everyday!!

fragrance too strong

It's pretty easy to apply to the skin (doens't take too much effort to rub it on), but I don't like the smell of the product at all. I would tolerate it if it were a natural smell of the beewax, but no, this is a perfumy kind of odor. And it's strong and lingering. I don't recommend it.

Anne, we get that this did not work for you. and we will take that on the chin. with our next batch we will weigh your opinion in our process
I privately sent you a solution
We hope you will try other things and still be a fan. NIKI

buena miel local de comunas locas miel fresca a buen precio

100% recomendable la miel que se vende en esta tienda. me encanto tanto el sabor. de la miel y la pureza. la amabilidad de la señora que me atendió es excelente así que se los recomiendo a muy bien precio
cuando te estas comiendo la miel se puede sentir el sabor delicioso y único de la miel recién cosechada

Love the little bear jars of Sunnyvale Honey!

I work at a company here in Sunnyvale, and we love supporting local businesses by giving something local to our customers. The little bear jars of Sunnyvale Honey are the perfect size, and we’ve received great feedback. They’re a hit all around!

Michelle, we love that our bears are such a hit and that smiles are had for your customers. You are part of the community in Sunnyvale and having Sunnyvale honey from the last 10 acres is just the sweet spot of sharing with friends and guests. Thanks for supporting us save the bees.
NIKI