Misty mountain lake landscape in Tasmania

A honey shaped by place.

Middlesex Honey comes from Middlesex Plains, a remote Tasmanian property near Cradle Mountain in the Central Highlands.

Here, native vegetation, changing weather and seasonal flowering create the conditions that shape every harvest.

Beekeeper inspecting a honeycomb frame

The bees forage across the surrounding landscape, following the flowering patterns of native and seasonal plants.

Each season is different, and that natural variation is reflected in the colour, aroma, texture and flavour of the honey.

Discover the landscape, climate and environment that make Tasmania such a distinctive place for honey production.