Kunzea Honey - Australia - #304

Introducing Kunzea honey. Harvested from bees foraging in the remote and pristine wilderness of North-East Tasmania and Flinders Island, Australia.

It is produced from the nectar of the rare and native Kunzea ambigua flower, making it one of the rarest honey in the world. Ethically harvested once a year in Spring from bees that pollinate the native Kunzea ambigua flower during a short seasonal window, this refined, singular harvest has been left unaltered, going straight from the hive to your home.

Tasting notes: It boasts a smooth, buttery consistency and a delightfully sweet taste.