Oswaldo lives on "the land" in a house nearby. He is a beekeeper and grows a patch of sugar cane. He has a little stand out on the road and sells honey (lined up in jars on the shelf) and sugar cane juice. You can see the hand cranked machine that squeezes the juice in front of me. A glass of juice is 50 centavos (15 cents,) a jar of honey costs 8 soles ($2.75.) Beth says the honey tastes like sugar cane juice. We're not sure if that's because there were lots of sugar cane blossoms for the bees to find, or if Oswaldo laced the honey with sugar cane juice.