Obsessed with the texture honestly 🍯

I’ve been adding it to warm water before bed - its not too sweet and has a smooth texture + sits easy on the stomach for me.

The fact that it's harvested for only about a month each year makes me appreciate it more. Feels less like a commodity and more like a seasonal product.

Took a spoon before my early morning runs for the last week and I’ve actually started preferring this over packaged energy gels. Feels lighter and more natural. Packaging is beautiful too.

As someone who travels a lot, I appreciate products that feel thoughtful. From the unboxing to the actual taste, everything feels intentional.

An exceptional honey that feels luxurious without being overcomplicated. The flavor profile is unique, the consistency is perfect, and the overall quality is evident from the first taste. It has become my favorite way to add a touch of natural sweetness to my mornings.

I hadn’t added honey into my diet until last year, so I always treated it like any other commodity and went for cheap store bought ones. But after a friend brought up single origin honey and its overall benefits, I always wanted to incorporate it into my diet. And I can tell you, after a few days of having this honey raw, with overnight oats, sometimes with tea, and even once with ice cream, I feel a significant improvement in my gut health and overall “calmness”. While correlation isn’t causation, I haven’t changed anything else in my routine to feel so noticeably better. I truly believe that this is the single-malt of honeys. Give it a go once and you’ll not be disappointed. Definitely going to try the reserve next.

And props to the beautiful packaging. Was worried USPS might mess it up, but it was packed perfectly.

Grateful for getting access to the first batch ever released worldwide. Right from the unboxing experience to the Himalayas storyline and eventually the texture and taste - can't recommend this highly enough. Having been a Manuka consumer for years now, shifting to Marani honey seems like a real possibility.

I bought Gold on a recommendation and ended up ordering Reserve a couple of weeks later. Gold surprised me because it was much less sweet and much more flavourful than the honey I normally buy. Reserve takes that even further, it's richer, darker and has a really distinctive finish. I don't think you need to choose one as being 'better'. Gold works beautifully as an everyday product, while Reserve feels like the premium version you reach for when you want to slow down and enjoy it.

Not your usual honey.

Worth every spoonful.

I've been paying more attention to ingredients and how food is sourced, so the limited-batch and traceability aspect of Mārani immediately caught my attention. After trying both, I think the taste is what really makes them worth talking about. Gold is smooth and versatile, while Reserve has a much more pronounced flavour. I use Gold in my morning routine and Reserve more sparingly. They're both quite different from the processed, overly sweet honey products I've tried in the past.

I bought Gold on a recommendation and it surprised me because it was much less sweet and much more flavourful than the honey I normally buy. Gold works beautifully as an everyday product.

Not the cheapest honey, but after trying both, I understand why. The taste and quality are genuinely different.

Gold first, Reserve second. Now I keep both at home.

I bought Gold recently and it is perfect for everyday use !!

I bought Gold first because I wanted to see what Mārani was all about without going straight for the more expensive option. After finishing most of the jar, I decided to try Reserve. Both are excellent, but I actually think they serve different purposes for me. Gold is the one I use every day - breakfast, tea, yogurt, whatever. Reserve feels more like something I savour on its own because the flavour is deeper and more pronounced. I also appreciate that both have a clear sense of origin and aren't positioned like generic mass-produced honey.

Gold is my daily go-to.

Okay, I honestly didn't think I would have this much to say about honey. 😂 I bought Gold because I kept seeing people talk about chestnut honey and wanted to understand what the difference was. The flavour is completely different from the regular floral honey I'm used to. It's richer, less sugary and has this almost earthy finish that I really like. I've been having a small amount with breakfast and sometimes in yogurt.

I bought Mārani Gold mostly because I was curious about chestnut honey and ended up becoming a regular customer. The flavour is probably the biggest surprise for me. It's much richer and more complex than the honey I grew up eating, and because it's not aggressively sweet, I find myself using less of it. I've had it in yogurt, tea and occasionally just by the spoonful. The fact that it's sourced from a specific region and produced in limited batches makes the whole experience feel much more intentional. Definitely one of those products where the quality is noticeable rather than just something written on the label.

I’ve been using it before my morning workout and like having it as part of my routine. The taste is incredible too.

Worth the price for me. The flavour is noticeably richer than regular supermarket honey.

What surprised me most about Mārani Gold wasn't the story behind it, but the honey itself. There's a richness to the flavour that I hadn't experienced with regular honey before. It's not overly sweet and has a slightly earthy character that makes it much more interesting. I've been using it mostly in the morning and occasionally in tea. I also really like the transparency around where it comes from and the fact that the batches are traceable. It feels like you're buying a product with an actual origin rather than just another generic jar of honey.

I was looking for something that didn’t feel mass-produced, and Mārani Gold really stands out. You can taste that it’s a proper honey, not something heavily processed.

Clean ingredients. Great taste. Beautiful packaging. Both are excellent.

I've been trying to make small changes toward cleaner foods, so I wanted something simple that I could actually enjoy using every day. Mārani Gold has ended up fitting into that routine really well. I usually have a spoon in the morning or add it to yogurt, and I love how much flavour you get from such a small amount. It doesn't have that overly sugary taste that some honey does. Knowing that it's minimally processed, has no added sugar and comes from limited harvests makes me feel better about making it part of my routine.

Finally, honey that actually tastes like honey.

Such a clean, natural sweetness. I’ve started taking a spoonful in the morning and genuinely love how it fits into my daily routine.

Love the limited-batch approach. It feels much more special than buying a generic bottle off the shelf