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Airborne (New Zealand) Thyme Honey 500g / 17.85oz
January 22, 2016
With a heritage dating back to the ancient tribes who cultivated the arid, unforgiving soils of the Mediterranean, thyme continues to flourish today across New Zealand's similarly challenging environment. Its… Read More »
Airborne New Zealand Manuka Honey 500g / 17.63 oz
October 21, 2015
The Maori people used manuka flower as a medicinal plant, from treating fevers and colds to using it as a sedative. The early European settlers called it the "tea tree".… Read More »
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by: Flowers n Honey in Manuka Honey, Raw Honey 770
Airborne – New Zealand Clover Creamed Honey 500g / 18oz
October 16, 2015
Our 100% natural honey selection is imported directly from the world-class apiaries of New Zealand. By varying the type of pollen that can be harvested from the distinctive flora of… Read More »
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Airborne – Manuka Honey – Manuka with Wildflower – 500g
July 22, 2015
Manuka with Wildflower honey. Pure Natural New Zealand Honey. Medium Flavour. Product of New Zealand. Read More »
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MANUKA with WILDFLOWER HONEY BY AIRBORNE 3 JARS (500 GR/JAR)
June 26, 2015
This premium quality New Zealand honey has passed stringent laboratory analysis to ensure it meets all international standards. Rich, creamy and mild with overtones of caramel and malt. It is… Read More »
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MANUKA with WILDFLOWER HONEY BY AIRBORNE 12 JARS (500 GR/JAR)
June 23, 2015
This premium quality New Zealand honey has passed stringent laboratory analysis to ensure it meets all international standards. Rich, creamy and mild with overtones of caramel and malt. It is… Read More »
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Airborne (New Zealand) Beech Forest Honeydew Honey 500g / 17.85oz
June 22, 2015
Our 100% natural honey selection is imported directly from the world-class apiaries of New Zealand. By varying the type of pollen that can be harvested from the distinctive flora of… Read More »
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