Don Buck Honey - Far North Five Combo
Hi all, I would like to showcase one of the honey combos I have on offer. This is a selection of five honey varieties displaying some of the honey types produced by New Zealand’s Far North! Something to consider if you want to try a range of different floral varieties. Five boutique honeys, $55.
This includes:
1. Pohutukawa Honey from Islands in the Bay of Island (370g)
2. Bronze-Award Winning Creamed Kanuka Honey (500g)
3. Towai Honey from Northland’s Puketi Forest (500g)
4. Far North Farmland Blend (44 MGO Manuka) from the Whangaroa area (500g)
5. Far North Manuka Blend 65MGO (370g)
Individually these would add up to $60, but as a combo these go for $55.
Pickup is from Massey, or these can be couriered to you using Post Haste.
Visit www.donbuckhoney.co.nz... to make your order
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