BeePower Manuka Honey MGO 1282+ Hand Poured Limited Edition NPA 26+ Honey 250g (8.8 Oz)

This honey also has a whooping amount of MGO 1282+ which definitely contributes to the price of this product. That being said it is quite a bit higher probably due to the limited edition nature, being hand poured, on top of which it is also ethically sourced.Cost aside, this honey is really some of the best Manuka Honey I've tasted. It has barely any strong herbal flavor that is normally associated with other Manuka honey. The flavor not too floral but very complex. Some of my other Manuka honey at my house this time of year start to turn a bit more thick and viscous where as this one stays really liquid making it so easy to use. Not sure if it is the water/sugar or sugar content.Lastly the presentation of this honey is really beautiful. Everything about it, the hand sized card, the box, the honey itself is just top notch.

I'm not a honey expert, but I don't think I'd ever pay $400 for a jar that was processed 3 years ago, and, after tasting, it's not even good? I realize the bitter flavor might be the manuka and is an acquired taste, but still. Packaging was exquisitely done and properly sealed, so no complaints there.

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The media could not be loaded. I am highly skeptical that this is authentic manuka honey. If you look up images of manuka honey, it always has a thick texture, caramel color and is very opaque. See my video with a jar of authentic manuka honey on the left and the BeePower honey on the right. In addition, the back of the packaging includes an unnecessary comma and the erroneous word "sort" instead of "sought." If this were truly a $450 jar of honey, I trust such errors would've been caught by an editor.As for the taste of the BeePower honey, it is initially quite sweet, with a somewhat bitter aftertaste. It reminds me of dark chocolate. While very robust in flavor, it doesn't remind me of the taste of my other experiences with manuka honey, which has a sweet, earthy flavor with eucalyptus undertones.A card included with the admittedly luxe packaging indicates the honey was packaged on 3/18/2021, nearly three years before my purchase in February of 2024. I know honey has a near indefinite shelf life, but it seems like I should receive a fresher product given the high price of this tiny jar. Quick research tells me that one can find honey with 1282+ MGO and 26+ NPA for roughly $200, less than half the price of this bad boy. Tread with caution.

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Its not even close. The color... the consistency... the smell... everything is the best I have ever had in terms of a honey. It's not one of those overly sweet crystalline messes you buy in a bear shaped squeeze. Oh no! This is the real deal uber-quality stuff.It has a hint of floral in it, with a subtle undertone of molasses or butter maybe? It really does have one of the most complicated flavor profiles I have tasted in a honey without some weird addition like storing it in casks to flavor it or adding flavors to it.As you can see from the pictures it comes in a really robust and beautiful box with tons of protection for your bottle. And a signed card with batch number and date of production. As soon as I had it in my hands I could tell BeePower put a lot of thought and energy into not only the bottle but also the box.If you know someone who is a true honey connoisseur I think their mind might literally melt if you gave this as a gift. It is quite honestly a perfect case of "if price is no issue" levels of quality. And I also have no doubt that this company knows its products and you will get only the best.

The accompanying card states it was packaged in 2021. I understand that honey doesn't go bad but... still. It's been a minute.The packaging is lovely, and the price point? Made me stop and shake my head. If you are a collector and connoisseur it might be worth it.It tastes good, like honey should. I can't say it's manuka honey though. I would buy with caution.

I am by no means a honey connoisseur and have had the exposure to traditional store bought honey. The nutritional benefits and taste of this honey are marketed as being exceptional with the MGO over 1,200. I've seen other Manuka honeys with a little less MGO for half the price, so I'm not sure if this is worth it. The taste of this honey reminds me of molasses and a little goes a long way. I'd be ok with drizzling this over yogurt or having a teaspoon when I have a sore throat. Hoping that the benefits are indeed as described.