The Timbers

Crafted using native Red Gum, Apple Box and Red Stringy Bark eucalypt timbers.

Red Gum (Eucalyptus camaldulensis)
The majestic Red Gum is a large tree that grows alongside creeks, rivers and billabongs across mainland Australia. The rich golden coloured honey has a distinctive full bodied fresh fruit flavour. Its timber is hard, close grained and red to reddish brown in colour.

Apple Box (Eucalyptus bridgesiana)
A small to medium sized tree with large spreading crown that grows around Beechworth and throughout the Great Dividing Range. Its honey is amber in colour with flavours reminiscent of molasses. Timber from this tree is light brown to caramel in appearance.

Red Stringy Bark (Eucalyptus macrorhyncha)
A renowned honey producing tree in the undulating areas of the North East of Victoria. This small to medium sized tree produces a deliciously strong aromatic honey. Its timber is pale red/pinkish brown in appearance.