our story.

In 2011, we traded city life for the lush countryside of Bowral in the Southern Highlands, seeking to raise our children by principles of self-reliance and sustainable living. What began as a few backyard hives—to pollinate our garden—soon revealed nature’s finest secret; honey with depth, complexity, and character.

By 2015, our hand harvested honey was winning at the prestigious Sydney Royal National Honey Show. That early acclaim fuelled our vision: from farmers’ markets to award-winning blends – we evolved into a brand synonymous with innovative flavours.

what we do differently.

In 2016, we introduced Australia to something new – flavoured honey, reimagined. At a time when the market was focused on raw or Manuka, we brought bold, creative infusions—vanilla, chai, matcha, cacao—to create barista quality blends at home. We didn’t follow trends; we helped define them.

Disruptive by nature and intentional by design, we shook up the established honey market—pairing traditional beekeeping with contemporary branding that stood apart.

we are the haute couture of artisanal honey.

Each jar is a bespoke creation—crafted to order in a dedicated batch, using only the best pure ingredients. Whipped, slow, seasonal and humming with character.

authentic.

What you receive is made just for you—fresh, intentional, and entirely unique. This is honey, elevated. Just pure provenance in every drop.

sustainable.

We are mindful of our impact on the environment and we take an active stance to reduce energy consumption. We are a single use plastic free company. We only encase our honey in glass and we package in recyclable materials. Our labels have been designed to be easy to remove. Please recycle your glass jars and packaging.

honey is precious.

A honey bee will visit around 150 flowers in a single flight. It takes twelve worker bees to produce just one teaspoon of honey, and to produce enough honey to fill a jar, bees must visit approximately two million flowers. These are some impressive bee facts that help us appreciate the incredible amount of energy that goes into producing honey.