Raw Honey - cold extracted and cold filtered
To preserve the beneficial substances contained in Raw Honey I practise cold extraction and cold filtering. At no time in the process my honey is heated or brought in contact with hot objects like decapping knifes. The internal hive temperature of up to 34°C, regulated by the bees, is the highest temperature my honey ever gets exposed to. My honey is cold filtered through a fine strainer, resulting in raw honey which may contain fine particles of pollen and wax. More info in Producing Honey
Ordering Raw Honey online
My products can be ordered online (below) and
picked up from my address. See Contact Details
Please adhere to the coronavirus restrictions when picking up products.
Please note:
- I offer only my own products and the quantity is limited. I can sell only as long as stock lasts.
- Honey in glass jars is not suitable for mail shipment.
- Honey in PET jars (suitable for mail shipments) is out of stock.
Below my current selection of Raw Honey
Honey from The Basin - 400g $12
Raw Honey 400g jar $12
Multi Flora Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
400g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
400g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
Limited availability
$12.00
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Honey from The Basin - 500g $15
Raw Honey 500g jar $15
Multi Flora Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
500g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
500g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
Limited availability
$15.00
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Honey from Belgrave South - 500g $15
Raw Honey 500g jar $15
Multi Flora Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
500g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
500g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
Limited availability
$15.00
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Honey from Warrandyte - 500g $15
Raw Honey 500g jar $15
Yellowbox Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
500g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
500g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
Limited availability
$15.00
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Honey from Wonga Park - 500g $15
Raw Honey 500g jar $15
Redbox Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
500g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
500g in Glass jar
($30/kg)
Limited availability
$15.00
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Honey from Belgrave South - 700g $20
Raw Honey 700g jar $20
Multi Flora Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
Limited availability
$20.00
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Honey from Wonga Park - 700g $20
Raw Honey 700g jar $20
Redbox Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
Limited availability
$20.00
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Honey from Wonga Park2 - 700g $20
Raw Honey 700g jar $20
Eucalypt & Jelly Bush Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
Limited availability
$20.00
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Honey from Kangaroo Ground - 700g $20
Raw Honey 700g jar $20
Redbox & Yellowbox Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
Limited availability
$20.00
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Honey from Tonimbuk - 700g $20
Raw Honey 700g jar $20
Multi Flora Eucalypt Honey
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
cold extracted - cold filtered
700g in Glass jar
($28.57/kg)
Limited availability
$20.00
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My Honey sources
To produce pristine honey I am aiming to keep my honey-producing beehives at least three kilometres away from areas that might be affected by the use of chemicals, away from orchards, nurseries, crop farming, industrial sites and rubbish tips. That's why I consider my honey as organic honey. More info in About Honey
My beehives are located in different locations within Victoria, enabling my bees to collect nectar from a variety of flowering plants, mainly Eucalyptus trees, producing a variety of raw honey with different colours and flavours. More about Australian Nectar Sources
During the 2019/2020 season my bees have been producing honey from locations such as
The Basin, Wonga Park, Warrandyte, Kangaroo Ground, Belgrave South, Tonimbuk
Labeling of Honey
Honey gets commonly labeled according to the flora sources the bees have collected the nectar from. To label honey after a particular flora source at least 40% of it should come from that particular plant - collecting nectar from one plant only (100%) is practically impossible.
Most of the honey in Australia is produced from the nectar of Eucalyptus trees and is therefore Eucalyptus Honey.
Honey coming from a mix of flora sources, or when a predominant source cannot be determined, gets labeled as "Multi Flora" or after the area it is coming from.
Individual Honey Batches
I don't blend the honey taken from different beehives, maintaining the individual and unique honey properties produced by each bee colony.
Even when several hives share the same location the honey produced can be quite different from hive to hive, even in the same timeframe.
I preserve this uniqueness by extracting the honey from each hive individually and packaging it as individual batch. Some batches are small, some are big - but each and every batch is unique. Fancy enough?