Monthly Archives: September 2010

On the Big Island we don’t feel a big change with the advent of autumn, but there is a palpable shift in the air. When the days get shorter and cooler, we like to warm up with a cocktail. The … Continue reading →

We at Royal Hawaiian Honey have been off-setting the carbon footprint of each and every jar and tub of honey we sell since 2007. In fact, we are the first U.S-based food producer to obtain the Carbonfree designation! (Yes, we … Continue reading →

It’s dragon fruit time again! On our farm and apiary in Captain Cook, these amazing-looking fruits start to ripen around now. They are a cactus fruit, and though they are cultivated in Asian countries like the Philippines, Thailand and Vietnam, … Continue reading →