Hindu Hillbilly Honey sells at the Clark Fork River Market at 225 South Pattee Street in Missoula and bottles a raw Montana wildflower honey it ties to the Clark Fork River Valley. The market dates on the page carry no year, so this guide quotes them as printed.
Raw Montana wildflower honey is the variety the producer names, and the Clark Fork River Valley is the place its product page ties it to. That is a valley, not a downtown Missoula apiary, and no other floral name is claimed here. Medicinal wording on infused-product copy is not repeated.
Hindu Hillbilly Honey at the Clark Fork River Market, 225 South Pattee Street, Missoula, Montana. The producer's events page lists Saturdays, May 2 to October 25, without a year.
The producer's events page lists Saturdays, May 2 through October 25, with no year printed on the page. A harvest month beyond that market span is unverified.
Checked on 2026-10-07 against the producer's farmers-markets page and its raw wildflower honey product page. The market operator's own vendor list did not carry a honey sentence when checked earlier in the same research pass.
Confirm the current season with the market rather than the producer's page, because the page prints no year. Ask which wildflower harvest the jars on the table came from.
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