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Small batch · Single-origin · Closer to the hive

A gift that says you care and tastes like it too. Five servings of our Intensive 850+ MGO Mānuka honey with a wooden serving spoon, for someone who needs a little looking after or for yourself.

What's included

  • 5 servings of Intensive 850+ MGO Mānuka honey
  • Wooden serving spoon
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Why 850+ MGO?

Our Intensive honey is our highest-potency offering, independently tested by an IANZ 17025 (ISO 17025) accredited laboratory to confirm a minimum of 850 mg/kg MGO, the naturally occurring compound that makes Mānuka honey uniquely potent.

Sourced with care 100% New Zealand sourced. We work directly with beekeepers to ensure our honey gives back to the people and places that make it possible.

Not suitable for children under 12 months.

Current 2026 batch harvested in July 2025 from Northland, New Zealand

How to use

On top of it’s health benefits, Mānuka honey just happens to taste amazing. Like the love child of honey and burnt caramel. Take one teaspoon a day, however you like, to benefit from nature’s own shield. Spread it on toast, melt it into tea, trickle it over yoghurt. Enjoy it, then enjoy the benefits.

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

Average quantity per 100g: Energy 1388kJ / 327kcal, Fat 0.3g (of which saturates 0.2g), Carbohydrate 81g (of which sugars 79g), Protein 0g, Salt 0g.

Benefits

Antibacterial support

MGO prevents bacterial growth to keep you safe and healthy.

Digestive & oral health

Antibacterial effects reduce harmful microbes and discomfort.

Wound healing

Apply directly to ulcers, burns and wounds to speed up healing.

Cold & throat relief

Antimicrobial to reduce irritation and relieve symptoms.

The Manuka flower blooms for just four to six weeks of the year, when our beekeepers brave the remote wilds of its native New Zealand to make sure their hives have their fill. We pay them fairly for their hard work and old knowledge.