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Red Gum 500g TA 35+ making Karri honey very rare

Red Gum 500g TA 35+ making Karri honey very rareOur Red Gum honey is produced from Western Australias majestic Red Gum trees. Beekeepers especially prize the Red Gum honey flower. Its pollen and nectar support the bees to make healthy and strong breeding hives. High in antioxidants, Red Gum honey has a thick constituency, bold taste, and a distinctive aroma. The Red Gum honey is an ideal spoonful a day honey. With an activity level of TA 35+, which makes it one of the worlds most potent honey.

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Description

making Karri honey very rare and extremely sought after

Red Gum honey has a thick constituency

and pollen

Jarrah honey comes from white flowers of the Jarrah tree which is a unique species related to the eucalyptus tree and grows only in southwest of Western Australia

which gives our bees the ability to produce a truly delicious and smooth tasting honey

Red Gum 500g TA 35+ making Karri honey very rareOur Red Gum honey is produced from Western Australias majestic Red Gum trees. Beekeepers especially prize the Red Gum honey flower. Its pollen and nectar support the bees to make healthy and strong breeding hives. High in antioxidants, Red Gum honey has a thick constituency, bold taste, and a distinctive aroma. The Red Gum honey is an ideal spoonful a day honey. With an activity level of TA 35+, which makes it one of the worlds most potent honey.

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