The sweetest thing

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We’ve got a passion for honey, and the knowledge that comes with it. 

You already know that honey tastes great, but there are a bunch of other whole-body benefits that comes with your favourite flavour hit. 

Honey naturally sterilises wounds and burns, speeding up the healing process and preventing the growth of bacteria. 

Honey is a natural throat soother. Next time you’ve got a sore throat, mix honey with your tea for some drug-free relief.

Thanks to its unique blend of biological sweeteners, honey provides a natural energy boost, improves stamina, and assists in muscle recovery. 

Let’s get down to buzzness

Everything you need to know about our honey.

We specialise in a range of raw honey varieties. All our honeys are independently tested and verified for activity — by an independent laboratory — in accordance to world standard testing methods. In other words, our honey really hits the spot for taste and quality.

It really is rawesome.

“Raw” honey means the natural vitamins, living enzymes, and other nutritional elements are preserved, culminating in exceptional nutritional value and strong health benefits. It becomes alkaline in the digestive system (it doesn't ferment in the stomach) and can be used to naturally counteract indigestion. Raw honey can also predigest starchy foods, like breads, making them easier on the gut. It relieves nausea and supplies energy when mixed with ginger and lemon juice.


Raw, unfiltered honey will usually granulate and crystallise to a thick consistency after a few months. If you see this happening to your honey, don’t panic or throw it out! It’s a sign that you’ve bought raw, unfiltered, high quality honey that’s remarkably good for you.



So, what’s the alternative to raw honey? A lot of commercial supermarket honey has been pasteurised. This means it’s heated to at least 70 degrees Celsius and then rapidly cooled to enabled easy filtering and bottling. Although it looks “cleaner”, smoother, and has more shelf-appeal, pasteurisation partially-destroys honey’s delicate aromas, yeast, and enzymes — which are responsible for activating vitamins and minerals in the body.  

Putting the spotlight on Jarrah Honey.

The House of Honey is recognised as a Jarrah Honey connoisseur — this is our hero honey! It’s a one-of-a-kind honey only found in WA, because the Jarrah tree (Eucalyptus marginata) is a native tree unique to our climate. When Jarrah trees flower, they produce an abundance of blooms and the forest comes alive with busy bees’ collecting pollen and nectar. You can literally hear the forest humming as the bees’ work!



Jarrah Honey is an amber-coloured variety with a full-bodied nutty, malt flavour. Delicious in all cuisine, this honey is not only smooth on the palate, but has amazing healing abilities because it’s antibacterial and antifungal. While the healing effects of raw honey have been known for thousands of years, the Jarrah Honey variety has recently become popular for its medicinal properties, low glucose levels, and antimicrobial activity. Infection-causing bacteria is unable to survive in Jarrah Honey because it becomes dehydrated. This is what makes Jarrah such a powerful healer for wounds, burns, sore throats, sunburns, and ulcers.

More honey hits

Parrot Bush



Sourced from a unique flower in Leeman, Parrot Bush Honey is dark in colour and light in texture with maple overtones. It’s great on pancakes or waffles.

Redgum


A russet-coloured honey boasting a stringy plum flavour with gentle coffee undertones. Famous for its natural heat, Redgum Honey is collected from Bindoon and warms the palate. 

Karri


Sourced from a flower that only blooms fully once every ten years, this honey is a sought-after gem. Heavenly in flavour and taste, Karri Honey is very smooth on the palate. 

Leptospermum


Commonly known as Tea Trees, Leptospermum honeys include Manuka and Jelly-Bush Trees. This slightly bitter honey can be eaten or used topically to treat wounds thanks so it’s antibiotic and antibacterial qualities. 

Blackbutt


This honey comes from Blackbutt trees (a type of Eucalyptus) found in Glen Eagle Forest. Rich and thick, Blackbutt Honey has a distinctly strong syrup-like taste. With high antimicrobial activity, it can also be used topically. 

Bottlebrush


Bottlebrush Honey captures the essence of a WA Spring. This honey is rich, dark, and strong — with a unique flavour, it’s a favourite of honey-lovers who prefer something different.

Bush


Bush Honey is sourced from a variety of flowering trees and shrubs in pristine WA. As such, the taste evolves as the floral source changes from season-to-season. It’s a good all-round honey for daily use in tea, on scones, crumpets, or toast.

Mallee


Straight from Goldflields, this honey is bursting with mouth-watering flavours. It’s mild honey, yet full-bodied and dense as it ripens in the height of Summer. This honey is a chef-favourite and is sure to compliment your culinary skills, too. 

Moort


This light-coloured honey comes from the South East of WA. Your tastebuds will love it’s flavoursome, buttery notes, making it a perfect companion for your breakfast and a freshly brewed cup of tea. 

Explore the range

There’s more where that came from…

These are some of our available honeys; we also have exciting flavour-enhancing blends with chili, watermelon, vanilla, strawberry, and more. Many of these are available online, but you can only access the full collection instore. In the meantime, shop online to have our exclusive raw honey sensations delivered to your door.

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