the natural landscapes of Santa Cruz, Bolivia, grows a remarkable plant known as Parajobobo (Tessaria integrifolia). Found along riverbanks, its blossoms provide an important source of nectar for bees and are closely connected to one of the region’s most distinctive treasures: Santa Cruz’s dark honey. Close-up view of a honeycomb filled with golden honey A Honey Defined by Its Origin Parajobobo honey stands apart for its naturally dark color, rich aroma, and characteristic fl

Kurymi Honey begins in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, where the natural landscape gives rise to one of the region’s distinctive botanical treasures: Parajobobo (Tessaria integrifolia). Growing naturally along riverbanks and waterways, Parajobobo produces blossoms visited by bees in their search for nectar. From this environment comes a honey recognized for its naturally dark appearance, rich aroma, and distinctive character. Close-up view of a jar of Kurymi honey with a wooden dipper A

Honey is more than sweetness. Its color, aroma, texture, and flavor can tell the story of the landscape from which it comes. Kurymi Honey brings that story from Santa Cruz, Bolivia, through a distinctive dark honey associated with the Parajobobo. With its deep color, rich character, and naturally complex flavor, Kurymi was created for people looking for something beyond ordinary commercial honey. Close-up view of a jar of Kurymi Honey with a wooden dipper From a simple breakf