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We bring wild cliff honey from Lamjung, Nepal, test it batch by batch and deliver it free to any address in Bahrain. Both jars are on sale.
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Original Mad Honey ships lab-tested Nepal mad honey free to any address in Bahrain, from Manama and Muharraq to Riffa and Hamad Town, in about 7–15 business days. We email tracking on dispatch.
Online, here. Original Mad Honey ships lab-tested Nepal mad honey free to any address in Bahrain, from Manama and Muharraq to Riffa and Hamad Town, in about 7–15 business days. The 250 g jar costs USD 119 on sale. Give your building, road and block numbers at checkout, and your parcel reaches you without waiting at the depot.
| Product | Raw Himalayan mad honey (العسل المجنون) |
|---|---|
| Origin | Lamjung district, Annapurna region, Nepal |
| Harvest | Gurung honey hunters, spring and autumn |
| Bee | Himalayan giant honey bee, Apis laboriosa |
| Active compounds | Grayanotoxin I and III |
| Price | 250 g: USD 119, 500 g: USD 199 (sale) |
| Delivery | Free, 7–15 business days, all four governorates |
| Serving | ¼ teaspoon to start; never more than ½ teaspoon a day |
| If you feel unwell | Call 999 |
Bahraini addresses run on building, road and block numbers, and a parcel with only an area name can sit at the depot for days. At checkout, fill in:
(for example, Flat 12, Building 1234)
(Road 2810)
(Block 428)
(Seef, Juffair, Riffa…)
because DHL and FedEx call before delivering
| Jar | Sale price | Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| 250 g | US$119 | Free |
| 500 g | US$199 | Free |
You pay in US dollars; your bank converts to dinars.
| Governorate | Areas | Estimated delivery |
|---|---|---|
| Capital | Manama, Juffair, Seef, Adliya, Hoora | 7–15 business days |
| Muharraq | Muharraq, Amwaj Islands, Busaiteen, Arad | 7–15 business days |
| Northern | Budaiya, Saar, Hamad Town, A'ali | 7–15 business days |
| Southern | Riffa, Isa Town, Awali, Zallaq | 7–15 business days |
If you live in Bahrain and drive into Saudi Arabia, remember that Saudi customs applies its own food rules at the causeway. Order to the address where you will use it. For Saudi delivery, see our mad honey in Saudi Arabia page.
In Bahrain, many people call dibs, the dark syrup pressed from dates, date honey, and pour it generously. Mad honey looks similar in the jar but is something else entirely: real honey made by wild giant bees from Himalayan rhododendron, that contains grayanotoxin, so you take it a quarter teaspoon at a time.
We know of no Bahraini law that bans mad honey. Grayanotoxin is not a listed narcotic, and honey enters Bahrain as a food that customs and the food safety authorities may inspect. We sell only to adults 18 and over, and if customs refuses a parcel, we refund you. The numbers for every batch are on our lab report page, and our legal guide covers other countries.
Start with ¼ teaspoon after a light meal and wait at least 2 hours; never more than ½ teaspoon a day; no driving afterwards. Not for anyone under 18, pregnant or breastfeeding, or with a heart or blood-pressure condition or medication. If you feel unwell, call 999. Read the dosage guide.
After a quarter teaspoon, most people notice a slow warmth in the chest and cheeks within 30 to 90 minutes, then loose shoulders and a soft, light head. A tingle on the lips is common. The effect fades over a few hours. Keep it for a quiet evening at home after a light meal, not before a drive across the causeway, a day on a boat or a workout in the heat. If nothing happens after two hours, take no more that day and try half a teaspoon next time.
Bahrain built its history on pearling. For centuries divers from Muharraq dropped to the seabed on a single breath, with a rope to the boat and a clip on the nose, to bring up oyster shells, and the Pearling Path in Muharraq is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Nepal's Gurung honey hunters show the same kind of courage on land. They climb down sheer cliffs in Lamjung on bamboo-and-rope ladders, with a long pole and a basket, to cut the combs of the wild Himalayan giant honey bee while smoke drifts up from below. Like pearling, the harvest is seasonal, dangerous and passed from father to son. Read the story of the Gurung honey hunters.
Bahrain's summers are hot and humid, and for honey the humidity is the bigger risk. Honey draws water from the air, so a jar left open in a humid kitchen can thin at the top and, over time, start to ferment. Close the lid tightly after every serving, use a clean, dry spoon, and keep the jar in an air-conditioned cupboard away from the sun and the stove. It does not need the fridge. Sealed and stored this way, mad honey keeps for years. If it crystallises in a cool flat, stand the closed jar in warm water below 40 °C until it softens.
In Bahrain many small food sellers trade on Instagram and WhatsApp, and mad honey is no exception. Some sellers are honest; many cannot show where their honey comes from. Before you transfer money to anyone, ask for four things: a batch number on the jar and a lab report with the same number; the harvest district and season; a photo that shows the honey's colour, which should be dark amber to red; and a price that matches hand-cut cliff honey. If a seller cannot answer, walk away. Our guide shows how to tell real mad honey from fake.
We have not found lab-tested Nepal mad honey in Bahraini shops. Order here; delivery is free.
Flat, building, road and block numbers, plus your mobile with +973.
7–15 business days after dispatch.
In small amounts most healthy adults tolerate it well. Medical reports link poisoning to about one or two tablespoons, so keep to a quarter teaspoon and avoid it with a heart or blood-pressure condition.
Thick and less sweet than Sidr or date syrup, with an herbal note and a bitter, warming finish.
We have not seen lab-tested Nepal mad honey in Bahrain's souqs or pharmacies. Buy only where you can see a lab report for your batch.
Yes. Sellers often call mad honey from Nepal Himalayan red honey because of its colour.
Yes, if the hotel accepts parcels for guests; add your name, room and dates.
Yes. We accept unopened jars and reship or refund lost or damaged parcels under our refund policy.
Email support@originalmadhoney.com; we reply within one business day.
For years, sealed tightly and stored in an air-conditioned cupboard.
Honey itself is halal and our jars contain only honey, but we hold no halal certificate; ask your religious authority if it matters to you.
The 250 g jar, about 70 half-teaspoon servings.
