“Organically produced, cold extracted, unheated, unprocessed, pure raw honey”
We’ve had Miellerie on our shelves for a long time, but it’s such a wonderful product that we feel it deserves a piece of the spotlight.
Miellerie’s Leatherwood honey
Ginat is uncompromising when it comes to the integrity and purity of his honey. Unlike most supermarket honeys- which are heated to maximise their shelf life and profitability- Miellerie honey is produced by cold extraction, a labour of love which requires patience and dedication. This process preserves the natural aroma, taste, texture and colour of the honey, along with its vitalising, health-giving qualities. It’s honey to be savoured as slowly and thoughtfully as it was crafted, capable of turning a simple piece of buttered toast into a piece of indulgence. And because it’s so beautifully packaged, Miellerie honey makes a lovely gift.
Each of the five honeys in the Miellerie range are distinctly characterised by the nectars of the local flora they are derived from but they all share a smooth, rich body and crystallised texture which dissolves on the tongue. At Wholefoods House we try to keep stock of all five but be warned: they walk out the door!
Leatherwood: Uniquely and deliciously Tasmanian honey with an indulgently creamy taste and texture. A personal favourite.
Lake Pedder’s Nectar: A complex and caramelly tasting honey echoed by its dark appearance.
Prickly Box: Warm, butterscotch flavours; coloured accordingly.
Blue Gum: Originating from the nectar of Tasmania’s floral emblem, this honey has a delicate and seductively buttery aroma and taste.
Tea Tree (Manuka): Rich in natural antibodies, this is an amber hued honey textured with fine crystals and a characteristic fragrance. It was once described to me as “the best honey I have ever tasted”. What more to say?
marianne lefevre says
Am trying to access Melbourne outlets on line but unable to do so, just love the Lake Pedder’s Nectar, can you help? Thankyou
Alex McLeavy says
Marianne, we’d recommend contacting Miellerie directly. Check their contact us page here [ http://www.miellerie.com.au/contact/ ]for details.