RAW, bio-active, organic, essential herb garden honey.

Bearing a bunch of benefits, we have bound the grounds beneath our bees with this helpful herb to battle the little beasts below...

Our pretty little patch of primrose provides some nice nectar with a pallet of purple, yellow, orange & white petals.

Thyme adds an authentic aromatic herbal accent and some helpful attributes to its honey.

Marigold is a medical marvel that makes magnificent mandarin colours and gets many bees munching its beautiful blossom

A truly angelic addition to our apiary with an array of antennas arranged with petite white petals.

The pultinea's are probably the pinnacle of the prolific pollen-producing plants on the property.

Lavender is known to lend honey a well rounded, smooth flavour with low acidity and bitterness.

Bestowing brilliance across their beds with a broad bouquet of purple and white flowers, the stocks serve as a nice nectar collector.

Chamomile contains many terpenoids and flavonoids. Used since ancient times in a vast variety of therapeutic and medical applications.

The Sweet Alyssium skirts the sides of our gardens with its wild white blossom. A readily used folk remedy renowned around the globe.

Our luscious lemon balm honey delivers a deliciously sweet yet delicately smooth flavour... A herbalists handbook classic.

The false heather, Hawaiian heather or Elfin herb. Full of phenolic compounds...

Riath, owner of 'Balquees Honey' and 'The Honey Explorer' blog met Gabrielle on a quest to find rare and exotic honey around the world.

We have selected & grown the most beneficial botanical herbals high in antioxidants, flavonoids & antiviral properties.

It's nectar brings a delicate yet deep, sweet flavor with a subtle floral aftertaste and a velvet, creamy texture.

This potent plant, rich with flavonoids and antioxidants delivers the unique signature flavour in our medicinal herb garden honey - A hint o

We capture the essence of this amazingly potent pollen in our honey products.

Our Jellybush, Leptospermum Polygalifolium is known to be one of the most beneficial species of all the myrtle family.