This honey is produced in the same apiaries as the World Heritage Polyflora (see above).

It is a unique honey harvested exclusively from ‘post-brood’ combs.

Honeys produced and harvested from post-brood comb have come through the broodnest over time and

contain the essence of the plants' nectar, pollen and ‘kino’ resins.

The dark, pollen-laden combs are crushed and strained gently at the end of the season. The liquid honey

is settled and then bottled immediately into glass jars, where it sets into a smooth creamy texture.

Post brood combs contain the highest amounts of bee bread (fermented pollen) and propolis, resulting in an outstandingly rich and complex flavour.

Honey produced from post-brood combs in Warré hives contains up to 86,000 times the pollen found in

conventionally produced honey and has medicinal benefits similar to a high grade Manuka honey

(Bee-guided Pharmacognosy, David Heaf, 2016).

  Our honey has a rating of TA 10+ (equivalent to UMF 10+ / MGO 100+)

Eating small amounts regularly, straight from the jar should aid general health and wellbeing.

What is wild honey?

In short, wild honey must be produced by wild bees, the apiaries should be situated in wild environments,

the bees housed in wild type (natural comb) hives and the colonies should function with minimal human intervention.

The hive itself should be made exclusively from natural, local materials.

The honey is generally provided as wild honeycomb or cold pressed/strained honey in glass jars.

It has been proven scientifically that genuine wild honey has a different flavour, texture and chemical

composition to conventionally produced honey.

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