Silver-Award Winning Waitakere Ranges Honey - 2kg Buckets
This is my award-winning Waitakere Ranges Forest blend honey. It won a silver award at the 2022 Apiculture NZ Honey awards. It has a range of nectar types in it but according to a pollen test it has lots of Tawherowhero and Acacia in it - a rather surprising mix (the previous season's batch had lots of Manuka and Rewarewa in it).
I've put a limited amount into 2kg buckets and am selling them through my online store for $35. (500g pots are also sold $13).
The award winning honey is also part of a 4-pack for $40, and a variety box of 12x pots for $100.
This honey is from last summer and is from a collection of bee hive sites in West Auckland's very own Waitakere Ranges.
Order through my online store - you can opt to pick it up (from Massey/Henderson North) or have it couriered, and pay by cash, bank transfer, or credit card.
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