Jarrah honey
Jarrah honey, from TA35+ to TA70+.
Shop Western Australian honey
Looking for raw honey for sale? Shop the full Honey For Life range, from Western Australian Jarrah to Australian Manuka, for toast, tea, gifts and the cheese board.
The full collection
Choose from Jarrah, Marri, Karri, Blackbutt, Desert Mallee, Wandoo, Southern Yate and Australian Manuka. Each product page shows the jar sizes and current stock, so you can add your favourites to the cart with confidence.
What raw means
Our honey is raw and unpasteurised. We cold-extract it, we never heat-treat it, and we filter it lightly before it goes into the jar. That gentle handling protects the natural aroma and flavour of each honey.
Our honey comes from Western Australia's South West, from Jarrah, Marri and Karri forests and our own Manuka fields. Honey For Life owns two plantations there and runs its own beekeeping operation, so we care for our own bees and hives.
Taste
Raw Australian honey should taste like the flowers the bees forage on. That is why colour and flavour change from one variety to the next. Nectar flow also changes with the seasons, so colour and texture can shift a little from batch to batch.
Spread it on toast, stir it into tea, or drizzle it over dessert. Raw honey can also look cloudy or set firm over time. Both are normal.
The range
Some honeys blend many floral sources. A single-variety honey, such as Jarrah, comes mainly from one kind of flower. Here is what you will find.
Jarrah honey, from TA35+ to TA70+.
Marri and Karri honey, including organic options.
Blackbutt, Desert Mallee, White Gum Wandoo and Southern Yate honey, each with its own flavour.
Wildflower honey, a simple everyday jar.
Australian Manuka honey, rated by MGO.
Bundles, gift sets, honey snaps, bee pollen and honeycomb.
Not sure where to start? A bundle lets you taste a few honeys side by side. Stock changes through the year, so check each product page before you purchase.
Ratings
These ratings describe lab results. They are not medical claims. If you have a health concern, speak to your health professional.
Our eucalypt honeys, such as Jarrah, Marri and Karri, carry a Total Activity (TA) rating. TA is measured in a lab with a well diffusion assay. The higher the TA number, the higher the lab result.
Manuka honey uses MGO instead. An MGO rating shows the milligrams of methylglyoxal in each kilogram of honey.
Quality
Independent labs test our honey, including the ChemCentre in Western Australia. They also check sugar and moisture levels against the Codex Standard. Read more on our honey testing page.
When you buy from Honey For Life, you buy straight from the beekeepers. We look after the bees, the hives and the extraction ourselves.
Delivery and supply
Buy honey online and we send it with Australia Post, with tracking on every order.
Standard Post starts at $9.95 and typically takes 2 to 6 business days. Express Post starts at $14.95 and typically takes 1 to 3 business days.
Spend over $100 on an Australian order and Standard Post is free. We also offer flat rate international shipping.
Need bulk honey for your business? Retailers, chefs and other trade customers can ask about bulk formats through our wholesale enquiries page.
Common questions
Raw honey has not been pasteurised or heat-treated. At Honey For Life, we cold-extract our honey and filter it lightly. We do nothing else to it.
You can buy Honey For Life raw honey right here in this collection. We deliver across Australia, and Standard Post is free on orders over $100.
Yes. Retailers, chefs and other trade customers can ask about wholesale and bulk honey orders. Trade customers can also request the test certificate for a specific batch.
Crystallisation is a natural process in raw honey. It does not affect quality or taste. Stand the jar in warm water, no hotter than 50 degrees Celsius, to soften it.
Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. You do not need to refrigerate it.
From our hives to your home
Explore the full Honey For Life range and choose your next jar.