Egmont HoneyManuka Honey UMF 20+ 829+ MGO 250g (250g, Honey)

This honey is terrific! It is everything they claim it to be. It is pricey…but we know this going into it. Of course it’s pricey…it comes from bees who harvest their pollen from a plant that is only in New Zealand and Australia. It is rare with exceptional qualities way above any honey we can find anywhere else. It is a product with intense medicinal properties. I’ll take this over some drugs any day. It doesn’t last long but oh how it is worth it. I Definitely recommend this product over other brands. I have tried a few and so far this is my favorite. I hope this helps anyone looking for answers.

I've held off writing a review of this honey because it has a distinctive flavor that I just can't describe. Have you ever been to a farmers' market where there is a honey salesperson, and they sell those little tubes with different flavors of honey? Some are easy to identify, as they're infused with a certain fruit, perhaps. Here it's just a unique, rich flavor that you have to taste. It's not staggeringly sweet, which means you can use it along with some spices for an interesting "hot take" on certain dishes. It's quite expensive, so is probably only for the honey enthusiast, or would make a nice bespoke gift. Hard not to recommend, and the only reason for the 4 stars instead of 5 is the prohibitive pricepoint.

Egmont Honey Manuka Honey UMF 20+ 830+ MGO is an incredibly thick and rich honey which has a noticeably different flavor and texture from the honey that you usually find at your local supermarket. The plastic bottle holds 8.82oz of golden caramel colored honey. Even with its thick texture, it is easy to remove a spoonful to include in a cup of tea or to pour it into a measuring cup to include into your favorite savory or sweet dish. My family enjoyed it straight from the bottle and paired with our favorite meals from glazing broiled pieces of salmon and dipping oven fried chicken strips. The creamy honey has a delightful floral flavor that isn't overpowering or cloying. MGO stands for methylglyoxal which is a naturally-occurring compound in Manuka Honey which gives it its unique antibacterial properties. The higher the MGO number reflects how high the antibacterial properties are included in the honey. The UMF stands for Unique Manuka Factor. It is an industry indicator for Genuine Manuka Honey of New Zealand. The lowest rating is 5 and the highest that I have seen is 32. Given that this honey has a 20+ rating, it falls in the middle where it is neither too low nor the highest. There are 12 servings per bottle with each 1 tablespoon serving containing 70 calories and 16.9g Total Carbohydrates. It is a raw and unpasteurized Product of New Zealand. The product that I received has a best by date of 17 months from the date that I received it. Overall, I really enjoyed the flavor of this honey and will definitely add it again to my Amazon cart.

Works for so many different things! From wound care to cold care, I'm using this for everything as a natural option.

This honey is really delicious. I have been using it every day of the last week on toasted sourdough bread with butter. I like that it is a little less sweet than regular honey and you get some floral notes to it.I was not familiar with Manuka honey until getting this product and then doing some quick research on the benefits. I have not used it for medicinal purposes. I did read that some people who are allergic to bees might have a reaction to it. I am allergic, but have not had any adverse symptoms.

I’ve always been into trying new health products, especially natural ones, and Egmont Manuka Honey seemed like a good place to start.The price is what kept me from trying for so long. It’s definitely expensive, like way more than regular or local honey. I had to think twice before splurge on it, but with all the hype surrounding Manuka honey, I convinced myself that it was worth the investment.The taste is pretty mild and pleasant, not quite like regular honey but the notes are there. I was expecting it to be more intense, but it’s just the right balance of sweet and smooth with earthiness. It’s really easy to add to my tea or drizzle over yogurt without it overpowering the flavors, which I appreciate.I’ve read that Manuka honey is supposed to help with everything from boosting your immune system to improving digestion and even healing your skin. I haven’t noticed any dramatic changes yet, but I’m hoping with regular use, I’ll start feeling some of those benefits. It’s hard to say if it’s working yet since it’s only been a few weeks, but I’m staying hopeful!Overall, while I’m excited about the possible longter benefits, the price is a bit of a downside. I like the taste and the idea of it, but I’m not sure it’s something I can justify buying again unless I really start seeing results. I'm going to keep eating on this jar and see.

I was taught that honey’s flavor changes based on what flowers the bees are getting their honey from. Well, these Kiki Bees are working hard for this. It doesn’t taste like any other honey I’ve had. It’s earthy, strong, with a deep rich woody flavor underneath a subtle sweetness. Clearly, these mountain bees are getting some rare pollen. It’s reminiscent of mushrooms, but the sweetness and texture of the honey make it something totally unique. It’s more brown than gold, again reflective of the bees and their options. It’s what I would think a rare mountain honey would be.The jar is very well safety and freshness sealed.

Overpriced and tastes like krap. I know, I know, it's supposed to be magic honey or something. If it cures any ailments I have I will return and change my rating.