$6.00 – $27.00Price range: $6.00 through $27.00
Frogmouth Ponds Tasmanian Fennel Honey is a rare, limited harvest variety harvested during the brief window when wild fennel blooms across Tasmania’s coastal and agricultural regions. Warm, sweet and gently aniseed in character, fennel honey occupies a flavour world entirely its own — unmistakably floral, softly herbaceous, and deeply satisfying in a way that surprises even seasoned honey lovers.
Because fennel flowering is short-lived and season-dependent, this honey is not always available. When it is, it’s worth stocking up. Raw, unblended and sourced exclusively from Tasmanian bees, this is a genuinely special jar — the kind you find yourself reaching for again and again until it’s gone.
Available Sizes
| Size | Best For | Price |
|---|---|---|
| 190g | Trying for the first time, gift giving | $6.00 |
| 500g | Everyday household use, cooking & baking | $14.50 |
| 1000g | Stock up while it’s available — this one sells out | $27.00 |
Why Tasmanian Fennel Honey?
Fennel honey is one of the lesser-known single-origin varieties in Australia, and that’s precisely what makes it special. Fennel plants flower for only a short period each year, meaning the nectar flow is brief and the resulting harvest is genuinely limited. Tasmania’s clean growing environment and lack of industrial-scale agriculture mean our bees forage on fennel that is free from the pesticide pressures found in many mainland regions.
Flavour Profile
Tasmanian Fennel Honey has a warm golden colour and a smooth, medium-bodied texture. On the palate it opens with a clean sweetness before giving way to the characteristic aniseed note that fennel is known for — gentle rather than sharp, herbal rather than medicinal. It finishes long and floral, with none of the bitterness sometimes associated with stronger herb-derived honeys. If you enjoy the flavour of fennel, star anise or liquorice in food, this honey will stop you in your tracks.
How to Use Fennel Honey
Fennel honey’s herbal sweetness makes it a natural fit in both the kitchen and on the table. Here are some of our favourite uses:
Storage & Handling
Store your Frogmouth Ponds Fennel Honey at room temperature in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Natural crystallisation may occur over time — this is a sign of genuine raw honey and does not affect quality or flavour. To return it to a liquid state, place the jar in a bowl of warm water and stir gently. Do not microwave or overheat. Given this is a limited harvest product, we recommend storing an extra jar in a cool pantry — it keeps well and the next harvest is never guaranteed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Fennel honey has a warm, gently aniseed sweetness — think of the subtle herbal character of fennel seed or star anise, but softened by the natural sweetness of honey. It’s not sharp or overpowering; it’s delicate, floral and genuinely unique. Even people who aren’t big fennel fans in savoury food often find this honey surprisingly approachable and moreish.
Fennel plants have a short and defined flowering window each season. Bees can only collect fennel nectar while the flowers are in bloom, which means the honey produced is inherently seasonal and quantity-limited. We don’t blend it out with other honeys to increase volume — what you get is a pure, single-source fennel honey produced in the quantities nature allows.
Yes. Our Fennel Honey is minimally processed and raw. It is not heat treated, ultra-filtered or blended with other honey varieties. The delicate herbal aromatics of fennel honey are particularly sensitive to heat, so keeping it raw is essential to preserving the flavour profile that makes this variety so distinctive.
Our Clover Honey is mild and sweet — a great everyday variety. Our Leatherwood Honey is bold and intensely floral. Our Manuka Honey is earthy and complex. Fennel sits apart from all of them — it’s the herbaceous one, with a warm aniseed character that’s genuinely unlike anything else in our range.
Fennel honey is safe for children over 12 months of age. Honey of any kind should never be given to infants under 12 months due to the risk of infant botulism. Always consult your healthcare professional if you have concerns about dietary suitability for young children.
Not necessarily — that’s what makes it a limited harvest product. Availability depends on the fennel flowering season and the volume of honey the bees are able to collect during that window. When stock runs out, it runs out. We recommend ordering the 1000g jar if you’d like to have plenty on hand between harvests.
Yes — we ship Frogmouth Ponds products Australia-wide from Tasmania. Please check current shipping rates and thresholds at checkout, as these may vary based on your location and order size.
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Pure Tasmanian Fennel Honey — savoury, aniseed character from wild fennel blossoms. Small-batch limited release, cold-extracted and raw. Explore our full Tasmanian honey range →


