From the backyards of Balmoral, our bees are happy to be foraging through some of Brisbane's most abundant and most fruitful riverside gardens.

Our Balmoral Neighbourhood Honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found by the bees from the surrounding neighbourhoods, a truly delicious and unique representation of Spring and Summer.

Flying up to 5kms from their hives, our Balmoral bees have been ever diligent to find the flavourful nectars from the neighbouring suburbs of Bulimba, Hawthorne, Morningside, Murarrie, Seven Hills, Norman Park, Cannon Hill and East Brisbane. 

Straight from the isolated corridor of Bribie Island, our bees are happy to be foraging through the pristine forests and coastal marsh of the Sunshine Coast.

Our Bribie Island Neighbourhood Honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found on the island year round. From coastal paperbark to bright red Banksia, the Bribie Island State forest produces a range of honey's, all with their unique point of difference. 

Flying up to 5kms from their hives, our Bribie bees have been selective to find flavourful and beneficial nectars from a plethora of native species found on and around this sacred island.

From the backyards & hilltops of Burleigh Waters, our bees are stoked to be foraging through some of the Gold Coasts healthiest and most diverse suburban gardens.

Our Burleigh Waters neighbourhood honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found by the bees from the surrounding neighbourhoods, a truly delicious and unique representation of the coastal Spring and Summer seasons.

Flying up to 5kms from their hives, our Burleigh bees have been ever diligent to find the flavourful nectars from the neighbouring suburbs of Burleigh Heads, Varsity Lakes, Miami, Palm Beach, Robina, Reedy Creek and Mermaid Waters.

Positioned in the isolated wilderness of southern Byron Bay, our bees are the happiest on the coast, with a year-round supply of forage for nectar and pollen.

Foraging far and wide along the coastal blossom, our Byron Bay neighbourhood honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found by the bees from in and around the coastal hub. A truly delicious and unique representation of the coastal Spring and Summer seasons.

Flying up to 5kms from their hives, our Byron bees have been ever diligent to find the flavourful nectars from the neighbouring suburbs of Suffolk Park, Hayters Hill and Skinners Shoot.

From the backyards of East Brisbane, our bees are happy to be foraging through some of Brisbane's healthiest and most diverse inner-city gardens.

Our East Brisbane neighbourhood honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found by the bees from the surrounding neighbourhoods, a truly delicious and unique representation of Spring & Summer.

Flying up to 5kms from their hives in Longlands St, our East Brisbane bees have been ever diligent in finding the most flavourful nectars from the neighbouring suburbs of Woolloongabba, Stones Corner, Coorparoo, Norman Park, Kangaroo Point and Highgate Hill. 

From the rooftops of one of our Fortitude Valley apiary sites, our bees are happy to be foraging through some of Brisbane's healthiest and most diverse inner-city gardens.

Our Fortitude Valley neighbourhood honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found by the bees from the surrounding neighbourhoods, a truly delicious and unique representation of Spring and Summer.

Sourced from our beehives on a number of rooftops throughout Fortitude Valley; our bees have been ever diligent in flying up to 5kms from their hives to find the most flavourful nectars from the neighbouring suburbs of Teneriffe, Bowen Hills, Spring Hill, New farm and Herston to create the perfect seasonal blend, 100% representative of the Valley's colourful floral scene. 

From the rooftop of Gerard's Bar, located within the James Street precinct in Brisbane's Fortitude Valley, our bees are happy to be foraging through some of Brisbane's healthiest and most diverse inner-city gardens.

Our James Street neighbourhood honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found by the bees from the surrounding neighbourhoods, a truly delicious and unique representation of Spring and Summer.

As the bees fly far and wide, visiting flowers within a 5km radius of their hives, they will be finding new sources of food in New Farm, Teneriffe, Newstead, Spring Hill, Bowen Hills and Herston. A broad representation of the flowering cycles of this prime pocket of pollination heaven. 

Positioned in the coastal Hinterland of Mullumbimby lies our Northern Rivers apiary. Our bees are the healthiest and happiest on the coast, with a year-round supply of seasonal nectar and pollen.

Foraging far and wide through coastal forests, native lakeside flowers and mountainous heath, our Northern Rivers neighbourhood honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found by the bees from in and around the coastal Hinterland. A truly delicious and unique representation of the coastal Spring and Summer seasons.

Our Northern Rivers bees are placed in a range of apiary sites within the Mullumbimby region, because of this, we are able to capture a wide variety of flowering cycles from a selection of coastal forests and hinterland reserves within the Byron Shire. 

With apiary sites positioned at every edge of the Port Macquarie coast, our bees forage through the lands of the Hastings River all the way down to the Bloodwood Forests of Queens Lake. Our Port Macquarie bees are privileged to be selecting nectars and pollens from the finest natives and flowering species.

Our Port Macquarie Neighbourhood Honey is a seasonal reflection of the diversity of flowers found in this coastal pocket, known for its lush forests, native flora and diverse wildlife. A truly delicious and unique representation of the coastal Spring and Summer seasons.

Our Port Macquarie bees are foraging up and down the coastal regions surrounding the Port Macquarie hub. From the caramel scented tea-tree lakes of Port Macquarie’s inlet roads, to the bloodwoods of the Southern Channel, the bees are always feeding on pure & clean flowers. Port Macquarie is a coastal prime land for beekeeping, where bees survive on native nectar and pollen all year round.