Nectar of the Gods
THE NOCTURNAL BLOSSOM FALL
Unlike grape vines that grow in cultivated rows, the Madhuca Longifolia (Mahua) tree is a wild forest giant indigenous to Central India. For centuries, tribal communities have revered the tree as the "Tree of Life."
Between March and April, as the forest air cools at midnight, the tree drops millions of thick, fleshy, honey-scented yellow corollas onto the forest floor. These wild flowers do not require crushing—they naturally yield an aromatic nectar packed with natural wild sugars, minerals, and floral aromatics.
Gathered by hand before the morning sun can scorch their delicate oils, these nocturnal blossoms form the golden heart of Susha Wines.
