Kunzea Honey (Apis mellifera × Kunzea ambigua) — ingredient used in Zea natural wellness products

Ingredient

Kunzea Honey

Apis mellifera × Kunzea ambigua

One of the world's rarest single-flower honeys, harvested from bees foraging on wild Kunzea ambigua across the unspoiled forests of Tasmania. Naturally low GI, with a complex earthy-floral character — the only honey produced from one of Australia's most therapeutically active native botanicals.

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Frequently asked questions about Kunzea Honey

What is Kunzea Honey?
A rare single-flower honey produced by bees foraging exclusively on wild Kunzea ambigua across the unspoiled forests of Tasmania. One of the world's rarest commercial honeys.
How does it taste?
Complex, earthy-floral, with a subtle savoury depth quite unlike conventional honey. Generally described as more like a craft honey than a supermarket honey.
Is it the same as Kunzea oil?
No — different products from the same plant. Kunzea oil is steam-distilled from the leaves and flowers; Kunzea honey is produced by bees that have foraged on the flowers.
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