Australian Bee Products
Raw and infused honey, honeycomb, soap, balm, beeswax candles, tealights and food wraps.
Shop the hiveBeekeeper-run · Granite Belt, Queensland
100% raw and unfiltered Australian bee products and old style meads
Tony and Kate keep bees on the Granite Belt. The honey they harvest goes two ways — into jars as raw honey, and into the fermenter as mead.
Our story
We started with the bees
We were beekeepers long before we were meadmakers — years of following the flowering across the Scenic Rim and the Granite Belt, keeping the honey single-source and packing it close to how it left the frame. The mead came later: not to start a drinks brand, but as a better way to honour a good season than leaving it in a jar. Same bees, same fruit and spice from around the hives, same family.
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National medals in our first year
Award-winning · beekeeper-run
Loved by customers. Awarded by judges.
National medals since our first competitive year — at the Australian National Mead Competition and the 7th Red Hill Mead Show, judged blind against the country's best.
Proud members of the Queensland Beekeepers Association · Granite Belt, Queensland
Shop the collection
From the hive to the bottle
Honey, mead, beeswax and gifts — every collection traces back to the same Granite Belt bees.
Mead
Award winning meads from dry traditionals to barrel aged releases.
Raw Honey
Single-apiary honey, unblended, packed as it came from the hive.
Infused Honey
Raw honey infused with fruit, spice and heat.
Beeswax Candles
Poured from our own wax.
Handmade Soaps
Cold-process soap with honey and beeswax.
Gift Sets
Boxed selections across both houses.
One store, two houses
Mount Stirling Meadery
Melomel, metheglin, pyment, cyser, braggot and barrel-aged mead, made for the table.
Enter the meadery
Featured
Start here
New to mead? These are the easy ways in — a sampler, the award-winning six-pack, and a jar of the honey behind it all.
Membership
The Hive
Standing orders, first pick of new releases, and member pricing across honey and mead. The bees don't stop; neither does the Hive.
Visit
Cellar door
Come and taste the place the mead comes from. Fri–Sun 10am–4pm. 400 Mount Stirling Road, Thorndale QLD.
Plan a visit
Newsletter
Harvest notes
Occasional emails when a batch is bottled or the cellar door has something on.