Moringa Raw Honey
The lightest honey we make, from moringa in flower along the field edges.
Raw, single-origin honey from the apiaries around Coimbatore. One flower, one season, one jar.
Most honey is blended until it tastes of nothing in particular. Ekvarna keeps each harvest apart. One beekeeper keeps the hives for us. They sit in one flowering for a few weeks, the frames are strained cold, and the jar is labelled with the flower, the place and the date it was taken.
Ekvarna is a new brand from RKRN, a Coimbatore company that has worked with natural products since 2019.
Coimbatore sits at the foot of the Western Ghats, with coffee on the slopes, orchards on the plains and dry groves to the west. The bee boxes go out to one flowering at a time, and each honey comes back from one of them.
Map positions are placeholders until RKRN confirms each apiary.
Nothing is added and nothing is blended. Hold a jar to the window and you can read the season.
Moringa oleifera blossom
Light, floral, a clean finish with no bitterness
From ₹449
Syzygium cumini (jamun) blossom
Dark fruit, a tannic grip, a long finish
From ₹499
Mixed wild and farm flowering, whatever is open in the season
Rounded and fruity, a warm middle, a gentle finish
From ₹449
Coffea arabica and robusta blossom
Caramel, lightly roasted, a mild bitter finish
From ₹549
Azadirachta indica (neem) blossom
Herbal and green, with a distinct bitter edge that fades to sweet
From ₹549
Five distinctive seasonal blooms from the apiaries around Coimbatore. Each jar is single-origin, strained cold, and never blended or heated above hive temperature.
The lightest honey we make, from moringa in flower along the field edges.
Deep amber from the Indian blackberry, with a tannic edge.
The one jar that is not one flower, taken where many things bloom at once.
From the estates when the whole hillside flowers for ten days.
The darkest jar: herbal, bitter-edged, unmistakable.
The boxes move to where a single plant is in bloom and stay only while it is. Nothing is taken during the rains; that honey stays with the bees.
Frames are uncapped and the honey is strained through cloth. Nothing is warmed, so pollen and aroma stay.
Every jar carries the flower, the apiary and the harvest date. What you taste is one harvest.