Mountain lake landscape in Tasmania’s Central Highlands

Wild by nature.

From Tasmania’s Central Highlands, near Cradle Mountain.

Middlesex Plains lies in Tasmania’s Central Highlands, within a landscape of mountains, forests, open country and rapidly changing weather.

This remote environment helps shape the flowering seasons and natural conditions in which the bees forage.

Boardwalk through alpine vegetation in Tasmania

Tasmania’s climate can shift quickly, with changes in temperature, rainfall and flowering conditions influencing the landscape throughout the year.

Those seasonal variations also influence the availability of nectar and the character of each honey harvest.

A distinctive place for honey.

Tasmania’s combination of remote landscapes, native vegetation and changing seasonal conditions creates a distinctive environment for honey production.

At Middlesex Plains, those conditions are reflected naturally in every harvest.