Raohe River in Northeast China is located on the banks of the Wusuli River, with vast forests and over 400 species of nectar plants clustered around it. Northeast black bees collect precious nectar from oak trees, which is slowly brewed using traditional techniques and harvested after the honey has naturally matured and covered. No additives, low-temperature filling, active enzyme value far exceeds EU standards, rich in nutrients. Winning multiple international awards, it is a sweet choice for natural health.