Description

· A captivating honey foraged in the remote, untouched wilderness of northeastern Tasmania.

This is a rare honey derived from the nectar of Kunzea ambigua blossoms. This remarkable gift from nature is ethically harvested once a year in spring, during a brief seasonal window, from bees that pollinate the native Kunzea ambigua flowers. The source of this honey — “Kunzea” — is a traditional healing plant nurtured by Tasmania’s natural environment. Sharing a similar potency to Manuka honey, yet with an exceptionally smooth finish, a single spoonful offers a truly special experience that nourishes both body and soul.

· Bringing Tasmanian everyday life to your table.

In Tasmanian homes, a large jar of honey is always at the heart of the dining table. Yet in Japan, honey still plays only a small role in daily life. We want you to enjoy every last drop of its rich aroma and nutrition at its freshest. With that in mind, High D carefully fills each jar by hand — choosing a convenient, easy-to-finish size rather than oversized bottles. A little every day, savoring the real thing. That is the “High D Style” we believe in.

· Delivered as nature intended, from the world’s cleanest place

The island of Tasmania, Australia, has been designated the “Zero Point of Environmental Pollution (baseline reference)” by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) — a place where the air and water are remarkably pure. Our honey is 100% natural and raw, harvested exclusively from pristine apiaries in this unspoiled environment. It is cold-extracted to preserve its nutrients, minimally filtered, and hand-bottled one jar at a time with the utmost care.

[About Crystallization: Proof of Natural Purity]

When temperatures drop below 15°C (59°F), the honey may solidify and turn white — this is called crystallization, and it is a sign that the honey is 100% natural. There is no issue with quality, and you can enjoy it just as it is.

• To restore to liquid form: Loosely close the lid and place the jar in a warm water bath at around 40°C (104°F) for approximately 30 minutes.

• Caution: Heating at high temperatures may alter the flavor and nutritional properties.

• Important: Do not give honey to infants under 1 year of age, as it may cause infant botulism.

Volume: 30ml
Importer: Asian Property Inc.

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