Hemp honey
Care for some "Cannahoney"?
Bee honey is not without reason called a superfood. It is a natural sweetener with almost unlimited shelf life (if stored correctly), which has excellent healing, nutritional, and anti-allergenic properties.
A 40-year-old French beekeeper named Nicolas trained his bees to collect hemp honey. He had been trying for years. He started in 2006, but managed to produce the first hemp honey only after 7 years.
His success brought him not only a solid fan base. France, where he lives, is still quite stubborn about medicinal cannabis, and it would be better for him to move to more friendly countries like Spain.
The beekeeper himself started using cannabis in his youth because he suffered from hyperactivity and was considered unmanageable by doctors.
The beekeeper literally called his honey "Cannahoney".
Effect Like a Joint
Cannabis and honey have much in common. They are natural products produced with minimal human intervention and have incredible health effects.
The honey contains both THC and CBD. It has the same effects as direct consumption, such as in baked goods or milk.
However, the enzymes produced by bees slightly modify the effects. Cannabis honey has a better effect against bacteria, microbes, and fungi.
Unlike classic honey, cannabis honey has a light cannabis aroma and taste. The color varies from batch to batch, usually dark yellow to greenish.
Bees store honey in honeycombs.
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