A SWEET TASTE OF NATURE
100% pure honey from the heart of the blue mountains.
Stay a while with Mount Henry Honey...
Mount Henry Honey comes from the Blue Mountains & Bathurst regions of NSW. Our busy bees collect nectar from a range of native trees & shrubs, making every batch unique.
Our 100% pure honey is extracted & bottled on our beautiful farm, Mount Henry, at the base of the Blue Mountains.
Honey Varieties
When it comes to our honey you know you’re getting small batch, premium goodness, which is deliciously local and unique.
Gifting Ideas
Mount Henry Honey as an individual jar, or in a trio (or more!) pack, makes a beautiful gift - whether it’s for a host, teacher, a ‘just because’ - or something to mark a special occasion in a loved one’s life.
Testimonials
Your honey is quite perfect, and I love buying it from you!
It's been such a joy to try them all - so unique and distinct from each other!
In all the years I have worked with food, especially eco friendly foods, this honey has awaken[ed] my love and passion as a foodie.
It’s like caramel! I ate two huge tablespoons.
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Harnessing what nature provides
We value the importance of biodiversity, and the power of nature better than most - that's why our honey is so special to us.
From the blog
How we Harvest our Honey
Harvesting typically takes place in spring and summer. This is because it’s when the bees are busy making honey, and therefore the only time in the year the bees have excess supplies.
Bee-utiful Bee Facts You'll Want to Know
Bees are incredible creatures, and we truly treasure them more than you'll ever know! So, we thought we'd share some of our favourite bee facts with our bee-utiful customers.
Our Favourite Way to Eat Honey
We like to keep it simple. We enjoy honey most when it’s the hero of a meal or snack. We love having it on Henry’s homemade sourdough crumpets, pancakes and bread. It’s just as good in a hot mug of chai, and lemon tea when you’re a bit under the weather. The kids like it in cooled peppermint tea as a bit of a treat. The bottom line is the jars go down very quickly in this household.
How we Harvest our Honey
Harvesting typically takes place in spring and summer. This is because it’s when the bees are busy making honey, and therefore the only time in the year the bees have excess supplies.
Bee-utiful Bee Facts You'll Want to Know
Bees are incredible creatures, and we truly treasure them more than you'll ever know! So, we thought we'd share some of our favourite bee facts with our bee-utiful customers.
Our Favourite Way to Eat Honey
We like to keep it simple. We enjoy honey most when it’s the hero of a meal or snack. We love having it on Henry’s homemade sourdough crumpets, pancakes and bread. It’s just as good in a hot mug of chai, and lemon tea when you’re a bit under the weather. The kids like it in cooled peppermint tea as a bit of a treat. The bottom line is the jars go down very quickly in this household.
No Nasties
100% Pure Australian Honey
Kindness, Always
Humane practices for our beloved bees
Family Owned & Operated
Supporting small helps us all!