Where to buy Jarrah honey and Western Australian honey
You can buy Jarrah honey and other Western Australian honey in four ways: online direct from a registered WA beekeeper, from independent grocers and gourmet stores in Perth and the South West, from registered producers at farmers markets, and in some supermarkets. Buying direct gives you the widest range, including Jarrah honey TA35+, with delivery anywhere in Australia.
We are registered beekeepers and a registered food business, with our own hives in the South West of Western Australia, and this is a question we hear often from people who have tasted WA honey once and want to find it again. Here is where to look, whether you are in Perth, Sydney or anywhere in between.
Buy Jarrah honey online, direct from a registered beekeeper
The simplest way to buy Jarrah honey is online from the people who produce it. You see the whole range, you can check the rating and the test result before you order, and it is sent straight to your door.
Our Jarrah honey comes in three grades:
Premium Jarrah Honey TA35+, our highest rated Jarrah
Western Australian Jarrah Honey, for everyday use
Delivery is a flat $9.95 anywhere in Australia and free on orders over $125. Orders are sent within 2 to 4 business days.
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Why it matters that the seller is registered
Buying direct is only a good idea when the seller is a registered beekeeper and a registered, reputable food business. Whoever you buy from, check both.
A registered beekeeper. Everyone who keeps bees in Western Australia must register with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, however many hives they have. Registration is how the state traces and manages bee pests and diseases.
A registered food business. Anyone who sells honey, even in small amounts, is a food business under the Food Act 2008 and has to be registered with, or notified to, their local government. That is what brings food safety rules and inspections with it.
Honey sold informally, from a backyard hive, a roadside table or a social media post, may have neither. You have no way of checking how it was extracted, stored or labelled, and no one to go back to if something is wrong.
A reputable seller will confirm both registrations when asked. Their label will also carry the business name and address and a lot number, so every jar can be traced.
Jarrah honey in Perth and the South West
If you would rather pick up a jar in person, Western Australian honey is stocked by independent grocers, gourmet food stores and gift shops across Perth and the South West.
Our honey is on the shelf at selected stores in Perth and the South West. The current list is on our find a stockist page. If your local store does not carry it yet, tell them or tell us. Stores can apply through our stock our honey page.
Jarrah honey at Woolworths and Coles
Plenty of people look for Jarrah honey at Woolworths or Coles first. You will find South West Honey in selected Coles stores in Western Australia. We are not stocked at Woolworths right now. Other brands of Jarrah honey do appear in supermarkets, though the range is usually small and changes from store to store and the TA ratings are generally lower.
If you are buying Jarrah honey in a supermarket, read the label for three things: “Product of Australia”, a stated TA rating if you want an active honey, and the name of the producer. Our guide to how to choose honey explains what each of those tells you.
The same goes for chemists such as Chemist Warehouse. Ranges vary, so check what is on the shelf and look for the rating.
For rated Jarrah honey with a test result for the batch, buying direct from a registered beekeeper is the surest route.
Jarrah honey in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane and beyond
Jarrah trees grow only in the South West of Western Australia, so Jarrah honey is harder to find on shelves in the eastern states. Ordering online solves that.
We send Western Australian honey to Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Hobart, Canberra and Darwin, and to regional addresses, at the same flat rate. Standard delivery takes 3 to 10 days depending on where you are.
Which Western Australian honey to buy
Jarrah is the best known, and it is one of several honeys that come only from this corner of the country.
Jarrah honey is dark and full flavoured, and comes rated up to TA35+. Start with what Jarrah honey is if it is new to you.
Redgum (Marri) honey comes from the Marri tree and is rated up to TA35+.
Blackbutt honey is another South West forest honey rated up to TA35+.
Coastal honey is our mild everyday honey for toast, tea and baking.
Creamed honey is smooth and spreadable.
Raw honeycomb is honey still in the comb, for cheese boards and gifts.
Bee pollen is sold in granules.
If you cannot decide, the Honey Flight Tasting Pack lets you try several before buying a full jar.
What TA35+ means when you are buying
TA stands for Total Activity. It is a laboratory measurement of the honey, and the number is the grade: TA10+, TA20+ or TA35+. A higher number is a higher grade and usually a higher price.
When you buy a rated Jarrah honey, look for a seller who can show the test result for the batch. Our guide to TA, UMF and MGO ratings explains the systems.
Choosing between Western Australian honey brands
There are dozens of Western Australian honey brands, from family beekeepers to large packers, and many of them make very good honey. A few questions sort them quickly.
Is the business a registered beekeeper and a registered food business?
Does the brand keep its own bees?
Does the label name the floral source, such as Jarrah or Redgum?
Is the rating backed by an independent laboratory test?
Does the label say “Product of Australia”?
Buying Western Australian honey as a gift
WA honey travels well and suits most people, which makes it an easy gift to send interstate.
The Honey Flight Tasting Pack and the Super ACTIVE TA35+ Pack are the two we would send. For weddings and events, see our honey favours.
Common questions about buying Jarrah honey
Where can I buy Jarrah honey near me?
In Perth and the South West, look in independent grocers, gourmet food stores and registered producers at farmers markets, or check our find a stockist page. Anywhere else in Australia, the quickest way is to order online.
Does Woolworths sell Jarrah honey?
Some Woolworths stores carry Jarrah honey from other producers, and the range depends on the store. South West Honey is not sold at Woolworths. You can buy ours at selected Coles stores in Western Australia or online.
Does Coles sell Jarrah honey?
Selected Coles stores in Western Australia stock South West Honey. The range varies from store to store, so check the shelf for Jarrah. If your store does not have it, or you are outside WA, ordering online is the surest way to get it.
Can I buy Jarrah honey in Sydney or Melbourne?
Yes. Some specialty stores carry it, and you can order direct from Western Australia for delivery to Sydney, Melbourne and anywhere else in the country.
What is the best Jarrah honey to buy?
It depends on what you want it for. For everyday eating, an unrated Jarrah honey gives you the flavour at a lower price. For an active honey, choose a rated one, TA20+ or TA35+, from a seller who can show the laboratory result for the batch.
How much does Jarrah honey cost?
Our 260 g jars of Jarrah honey run from $17.95 for everyday Jarrah to $27.45 for TA35+, at October 2026. We explain what sits behind the price in why Jarrah honey is more expensive.
Is Jarrah honey the same as manuka honey?
No. They come from different plants and use different rating systems. Our Jarrah and manuka comparison sets them side by side.
Do you deliver Western Australian honey Australia-wide?
Yes. Delivery is a flat $9.95 to any Australian address and free on orders over $125.
Can I buy your honey wholesale?
Yes. Retailers, cafes and gift businesses can enquire through our stock our honey page.
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All of our honey is raw and Western Australian, and every batch of our active honey is independently laboratory tested.