Leatherwood honey, a Tasmanian icon (beekeeping in the antipodes). Where do you find Leatherwood Honey? Any observation of beekeeping in Tasmania is synonymous with the unique honey produced here called Leatherwood, a name derived from the “leathery” texture of the wood. This species forms part of the genus Eucryphia of which there are seven sub-species…
All pure wild honey is known to possess a range of health properties. A number of studies have shown that honey contains a wide array of vitamins, minerals and trace minerals as well as antioxidants and probiotics. Honey’s composition also makes it an effective antimicrobial agent, useful for treating burns, cuts and for aiding the…
Tasmanian leatherwood honey is unique to Tasmania and a product we hold close to our heart. Below are the 4 reasons why we feel so privileged to be a creator of Tasmanian Leatherwood honey. Natural Antioxidant Originally known as an ‘ambrosia of the gods’, honey is now known to have high levels of anti-oxidants that…
Welcome to The Tasmanian Honey Company blog. As part of our blog, we hope to share information about our business, our honey, ways in which you can use our honey and more. If you have any questions about our honey, please don’t hesitate to contact us directly. Warm regards, Tasmanian Honey Company