From Australia’s wild lands, Nature’s high-grade Manuka honey ranges from MGO 1250+ to 1930+. Rarely harvested and rich in natural strength, each jar offers unmatched purity, smooth flavor, and bioactive power—crafted for those who seek the very best.

What makes MGO 1250+, 1650+, and 1930+ special?

These are among the rarest and most potent Manuka honeys available, harvested in small batches and rich in natural bioactive compounds for advanced daily support.

How should I consume high MGO Manuka honey?

Enjoy 1 teaspoon daily on an empty stomach, or mix with warm (not hot) water. For a luxury culinary touch, drizzle over yogurt or toast.

What’s the difference between MGO 1250+, 1650+, and 1930+?

Each step up reflects a higher concentration of methylglyoxal (MGO), the natural compound that gives Manuka its strength. The higher the MGO, the more potent the honey.

Is this honey raw and unfiltered?

Yes. Nature’s high-grade Manuka is raw, unfiltered, and minimally processed to preserve its natural enzymes, texture, and potency.

Why is high MGO Manuka more expensive?

Its rarity, strength, and the limited areas where it can be harvested make it a premium product. Higher MGO means higher natural potency—and limited supply.

While primarily intended for internal use, some users apply a small amount to dry or irritated skin due to its natural soothing properties.

As a premium raw honey, it’s not recommended for children under 1 year old. Pregnant individuals should consult a healthcare provider before use.

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The review of the Manuka Honey MGO 1550 by Louis, a honey sommelier and wine maker from Bordeaux who came from France to source the best honey in the world & produce a unique honey wine

MGO 1250+ to 1930+

Product description

Unmatched Purity. Peak Potency.

Nature’s Rarest Manuka Honey, Harvested for Potency

Our Guide for Responsible Use of Manuka Honey

Can I use this honey on my skin?

Is this honey safe for children/during pregnancy?

MGO1550+ Testing by Honey Sommelier