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Have you ever heard of the best honey bee coffee? It’s amazing. Honey Bee Coffee has been in the coffee business since 2012, but they’ve come a long way since their beginnings as a small roaster in upstate New York. Since that time, they’ve entered new markets across the United States and have grown to become one of the best honey bee coffee providers around 3. This drink has been proven to help reduce the risk of prostate cancer, breast cancer, and skin cancer because of the high antioxidants it contains. All you need to make this tasty drink are coffee beans, water, honey, and one special ingredient – pure honey bee pollen. The taste may take some getting used to at first, but don’t worry – it gets better over time!
1. What is it?
It is coffee made from honey and beeswax. Our honey is a blend of honey harvested from wild, native plants growing in Mexico. We found a coffee farmer whose land is pollinated by bees that drink our honey (and others’), so when you buy our honey bee coffee, you can be sure that you are supporting all those insects who worked hard to make your cup of joe possible.
Where does it come from?
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Most coffee comes from Robustafera arabica (and a lesser amount from R. canephora, better known as robusta coffee), which originated in Ethiopia and was spread to Yemen in 1696 by Armenian traders. There it grew wildly, eventually becoming part of Yemeni heritage. Through trade and exploration, coffee soon became a part of the culture in India and Turkey; Italy began growing its version around 1714, using seeds smuggled out of Ethiopia.
What does it taste like?
The flavor of honey bee coffee is akin to that of a mild, earthy tea. With little bitterness and very low acidity, it’s d3escribed as smooth by all who taste it. The caffeine content is comparable to other coffees; once brewed, one 8-ounce cup has about 50 mg of caffeine or about as much as an average 12 oz. cup of coffee from your local café.
Is it for you?
If you are allergic to bee stings, drinking honey bee coffee is not for you. Anyone who can tolerate bee stings should drink honey bee coffee regularly as part of their daily routine. Of course, you may have to do some experimenting to find out what that ideal amount is for your body and metabolism.
How do you make it?
There are a few different ways to make honey bee coffee. You can blend in warm milk to create cappuccinos and lattes or you can pour it over ice and mix in cinnamon. However, honey bee coffee is also tasty when served on its own. Try it in black! Once you find your favorite way to drink it, be sure to try out other flavors of loose leaf tea with honey bee coffee grounds as well (such as peach iced tea). The flavor possibilities are endless!
Honeybee Coffee beans are high in quality
Like many coffees, honeybee beans are high in quality and taste good. They have a rich aroma and a full-bodied flavor that is quite smooth. Additionally, they aren’t overly acidic like some coffee brands can be. Instead, honeybee beans produce a mild acidity that contributes to an overall pleasant taste experience. Because they also contain antioxidants, you’ll get something healthier out of your daily caffeine fix! Antioxidants protect our bodies from free radicals and boost our immune systems.
Where can I get it?
It’s called Honey Bee Coffee, and you can get it at your local health food store. It is 100% caffeine-free and only 30 calories per cup. Get some today
