Tasmania’s Best-Kept Natural Secret! One of the rarest varieties of honey in the world, Zea Gourmet Kunzea Honey is organically harvested from happy bees foraging in the remote and pristine wilderness of Flinders Island, Tasmania in the Bass Strait. - This remarkable miracle of nature is only ethically harvested once a year in Spring from bees that pollinate the native Kunzea Ambigua flower during a short seasonal window. - For every five drums of other common native honeys, you can only get one drum of Kunzea – making it very rare. - Drizzle it over crumpets, spread it on toast, stir it into porridge or eat it straight off the spoon.100% raw, cold-extracted and unprocessed, the highly nutritious and natural medicinal properties of this beautiful golden nectar have been preserved for your enjoyment. - It is truly one of nature’s special gifts – and it’s so delicious! If you want a signature taste of Australia, this is it.
Tasmania’s Best-Kept Natural Secret! One of the rarest varieties of honey in the world, Zea Gourmet Kunzea Honey is organically harvested from happy bees foraging in the remote and pristine wilderness of Flinders Island, Tasmania in the Bass Strait. - This remarkable miracle of nature is only ethically harvested once a year in Spring from bees that pollinate the native Kunzea Ambigua flower during a short seasonal window. - For every five drums of other common native honeys, you can only get one drum of Kunzea – making it very rare. - Drizzle it over crumpets, spread it on toast, stir it into porridge or eat it straight off the spoon.100% raw, cold-extracted and unprocessed, the highly nutritious and natural medicinal properties of this beautiful golden nectar have been preserved for your enjoyment. - It is truly one of nature’s special gifts – and it’s so delicious! If you want a signature taste of Australia, this is it.
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Tasmania’s Best-Kept Natural Secret! One of the rarest varieties of honey in the world, Zea Gourmet Kunzea Honey is organically harvested from happy bees foraging in the remote and pristine wilderness of Flinders Island, Tasmania in the Bass Strait. - This remarkable miracle of nature is only ethically harvested once a year in Spring from bees that pollinate the native Kunzea Ambigua flower during a short seasonal window. - For every five drums of other common native honeys, you can only get one drum of Kunzea – making it very rare. - Drizzle it over crumpets, spread it on toast, stir it into porridge or eat it straight off the spoon.100% raw, cold-extracted and unprocessed, the highly nutritious and natural medicinal properties of this beautiful golden nectar have been preserved for your enjoyment. - It is truly one of nature’s special gifts – and it’s so delicious! If you want a signature taste of Australia, this is it.
Tasmania’s Best-Kept Natural Secret! One of the rarest varieties of honey in the world, Zea Gourmet Kunzea Honey is organically harvested from happy bees foraging in the remote and pristine wilderness of Flinders Island, Tasmania in the Bass Strait. - This remarkable miracle of nature is only ethically harvested once a year in Spring from bees that pollinate the native Kunzea Ambigua flower during a short seasonal window. - For every five drums of other common native honeys, you can only get one drum of Kunzea – making it very rare. - Drizzle it over crumpets, spread it on toast, stir it into porridge or eat it straight off the spoon.100% raw, cold-extracted and unprocessed, the highly nutritious and natural medicinal properties of this beautiful golden nectar have been preserved for your enjoyment. - It is truly one of nature’s special gifts – and it’s so delicious! If you want a signature taste of Australia, this is it.
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