Dear tennis4life

My advise is try not to buy in Cameron Highlands unless it is from the same source that I obtain my honey. However, to my best knowledge he does not sell by the roadside and he is asking for RM60 per bottle. He like me only sell to people who knows him and they get by the 1/2 dozen bottles every time.The honey I sell is from Pahang. Put it this way, Cameron Highlands climate is slightly colder to sustain a good population of honey bees to produce honey. As you would have read, honey bees cannot stand the cold. What you see in CH with their hives is only for tourist attraction only. I hope that answers that part of your question.

I cannot comment on other people's honey. If you feel the honey is all right and cheap by all means buy it. I cannot say whose honey is genuine or not because there are a lot of factors to it. For example, as I had repeatedly mentioned. Feeding bees with sugar syrup during cold weather. The bees ingest the syrup and pass it out as honey in the form of faeces. Is that original honey. My answer is yes because it still goes through the metalbolism of the bee to pass out. So how can we say what is genuine or fake? You will have to trust your supplier thats all. As long as it is not SYNTHETIC HONEY.

I do not have stock at the moment. If you are interested and can wait, I will pm you when the stock comes, which I do not have any idea at the moment.

Thank you for your query and I hope I have to a certain extend answered you.

Dear jasonyau

I have pm you ur query. For everyone's info. the Ah Pek is correct. Try to keep your honey away from direct heat or sunlight for long hours.

Cheers.