

GOODFOLKS PURE BEE HONEY DARK — DRY ZONE, SRI LANKA
රු3,500.00

GOODFOLKS PURE BEE HONEY DARK — DRY ZONE, SRI LANKA
රු3,500.00
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Description
The Medicinal One. Dry Zone Pollen. Intense, Bittersweet, Available Year-Round.
Raw dark bee honey from Sri Lanka’s Dry Zone — the most medicinal variety in Goodfolks’ regional collection. Foraged from Veera, Kumbuk, and Palu — wild medicinal plants native to the arid lowlands — this raw dark bee honey from Sri Lanka produces an intense, bittersweet depth no commercial honey can replicate. Unadulterated honey is extraordinarily rare in Sri Lanka; Goodfolks is among the few sources trusted for religious offerings and almsgivings — where purity is non-negotiable. Take 1–2 tsp daily.
Benefits
- Cough & Cold Relief: Natural throat soother and cough suppressant.
- Wound Healing: Antibacterial properties support healing of cuts and skin infections.
- Digestive Health: Eases bloating and supports gut balance.
- Immunity: Antioxidants and enzymes that strengthen natural defences.
- Energy Support: Sustained natural energy without the crash of refined sugar.
- Blood Sugar: A lower glycemic alternative to refined sugar.
Product Weight (Gross) 460g (for 300g jar) and (Gross) 125g for (55g mini jar in box)
Made Without Unheated, gently filtered. No added sugars, artificial additives, or preservatives.
Why JOYUS Chose This
Genuinely unadulterated Sri Lankan honey is near impossible to find — blending, dilution, and mislabelling are industry-wide problems. Goodfolks honey is among the few varieties trusted for religious offerings and almsgivings, where authenticity cannot be compromised. Sourced exclusively from bee boxes in home gardens and forest buffer zones, never from commercial or wild hives. Each batch is region-traceable. That is the standard JOYUS requires.
Ingredients 100% Pure Raw Sri Lankan Bee Honey — Dark, Dry Zone (Apis cerana)
Country of Origin Sri Lanka
Packaging Type Glass Jar
Shelf Life 60 Months
Who Is It For
Those who take honey seriously — as a daily wellness tonic, an Ayurvedic remedy, or a pure natural sweetener. Also sought by families for religious offerings and almsgivings where the authenticity of the honey is a requirement, not a preference.
How to Use
- Take 1–2 tsp in lukewarm water each morning as a daily wellness ritual
- Stir into herbal tea or black coffee as a natural sweetener
- Drizzle over yogurt, cheese, or roasted vegetables for depth
- Apply topically to minor cuts or skin irritations
- Store in a cool, dry place. If crystallised, warm the jar in lukewarm water — never microwave.
Product FAQs
- What does it taste like? Intensely sweet with a distinct bitter note — complex and bold, nothing like commercial honey.
- Why is it called “Dark”? The colour and flavour come from the medicinal dry-zone plants the bees forage — Veera, Kumbuk, and Palu.
- Does it crystallise? Yes — a sign of raw purity. Warm gently in lukewarm water to restore.
- Is it suitable for religious offerings? Yes — Goodfolks honey is among the few Sri Lankan honeys trusted specifically for this purpose due to its verified purity.
- Is it safe for daily use? Yes, 1–2 tsp daily. Not suitable for infants under 12 months.
Impact
Goodfolks pioneered Sri Lanka’s first regional honey collection in 2020 — mapping flavour and provenance by zone at a time when all local honey was sold as generic. That shift gave smallholder beekeepers a better story and a better price. Every jar sold through JOYUS continues that work directly.
Disclaimer Health benefits are based on traditional Ayurvedic use and emerging research. Consult a healthcare professional for specific health needs.
Allergy Info & Warnings Not suitable for infants under 12 months. Consult a healthcare professional if pregnant, nursing, or on medication. Discontinue use if any adverse reaction occurs.
Specs
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| Product Weight | 300g, 55g |
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