@Sam ha. two jars here, identical labels, and neither of them had a batch code on it. asked which batch was which and got a very friendly reply that s...

asked one of them for a batch report last month and got told it was "commercially sensitive" lol. its a number on a page mate, not your recipe

and the press only ever runs two headlines, NATURE'S OWN PSYCHEDELIC or TOURIST HOSPITALISED BY KILLER HONEY. still waiting on "man tries some honey, ...

wait til you watch someone post a "miracle jar" and get asked for a batch id. comedy gold every time tbh

from the media side its just an evergreen headline. swap the noun, same article every 18 months. nobody writing them has tasted the stuff

can confirm, half the articles lead with WORLDS BIGGEST BEE and then never mention rhododendron or testing once. the actual mechanism doesnt photograp...

@Sam ive literally watched articles use the tipsy line up top then admit two paragraphs down its nothing like alcohol. headlines the product, the corr...

True. But there are historical references to 'mad honey' incidents in the region. The problem is how the internet turns that into marketing.

This is helpful. Dont repeat illegal without a source is clean.

If a journalist covered this respectfully, what should they focus on instead of adrenaline?