KOORAMarri Honey TA 25+ (MGO 1197+ Manuka Honey Rating Equiv.) Low GI, Medical Grade for Daily Health & Immune Support, Raw from the Ancient Forests of Western Australia, 8.8 oz

I love honey! I have more than several kinds in my pantry. These are my new favorites next to buckwheat honey (if you haven't tried it, you should its another delicious dark and rich honey and also compares to benefits of Manuka). I appreciate the bundle deal. Low GI which is awesome! Im in love with both the Jarrah and Marri honey and its so easy to drizzle! Ive read great things about these 2 honeys. Manuka who?!... I'd love to see the container a 12 oz. being it can go down fast because it has a thin caramel consistency as opposed to Manuka's thicker consistency. Pairs wonderfully with so many things as any honey would. I do love it with my Matcha, Of course on its own as well! I feel good even just having some a few times a week. So happy to have discovered these. If you see the comparison to what the equivalent to a Manuka grade would be then the price is definitely fair. Very interesting reading on MGO and new information I didnt know about. Im going to look more into that because there is always contradicting information or some new discovery. If you're like me and like to read up on Health and Wellness you know what I'm talking about lolDefinitely loving the honeys though and definitely give it a try if you can.Bless our amazing and Precious Bees and Beekeepers! 🙏🐝🖤💛

I am a user of Manuka honey ,and i saw this on Amazon.I ordered it and i think it tastes even better than Manuka,and has a lot more of the good stuff.It costs a little more,but it is worth trying.

The honey is great. The price is not.

Tasty honey, not sure about benefits.

Great honey but I keep getting auto ships of it. Please discontinue my shipments!

It doesn't taste as good as manuka honey.

High count and tastes great.

I have had a lot of Manuka honey and was a little surprised when this did not have the same tanginess I have come to expect from Manuka. Reread the label and found that it was indeed not Manuka, but a milder, more "honey" tasting honey. Personally, I actually like this honey better than Manuka for taste. We have been using Manuka as a supplement as well and sweetener and I like that at least by label, this compares well. I have recently read that claims and authenticity of Manuka may be a little questionable, and I've not sure I have ever seen any effects I could attribute to it. So after trying this honey whose taste I preferred, I think I am moving back to just local raw honey. Can't justify this price, or verify the health claims, but can say it is good hone