Another
thread about the "mad honey" article:
https://permies.com/t/39363/bees/Hallucinogenic-Mad-Honey-Turkish-Rhododendrons
According to the article, the "mad honey" happens where rhododendrons "grow in monocrop-like swaths". I would imagine that there must be other flowers bees like that could create problematic honey, but unless they become the predominant food of a particular hive, it's unlikely to be discovered.