Pure Manuka Drops - 100% Manuka Honey 22,4g (8x 2,8g) organic

Pure Manuka Drops from Sonnentor is 100% pure Manuka Honey from New Zealand

The Maori, the indigenous people of New Zealand, have known the extraordinary properties of the manuka bush (also called tea tree or tea tree) for centuries. The honey is made from the flower nectar of this shrub and convinces with its very high quality. This New Zealand treasure is now also available as practical drops based on pure honey. The firm drops or pastilles that are beneficial and soothing for the throat are ideal for on the go and 100% natural and organic.

Why buy manuka honey?

Manuka honey is made from the flower nectar of the South Sea myrtle (Leptospermum scoparium) , a wild-growing tea tree plant found exclusively in New Zealand. The Manuka is a hardy tree that thrives in the mountainous areas of New Zealand. The honey is only cold-blown and never exposed to temperatures above 39°C, in order to retain all valuable nutrients.

• Manuka is rich in essential oils and unique enzymes

• Manuka honey has a strong, spicy taste with resinous nuances

• Manuka honey is a very valuable type of honey, just like thyme honey or heather honey

• Is characterized by a very high TA value ( = Total Activity) of 25+

• 100% natural and organic. With a slightly minty aftertaste, Manuka captivates all the senses

What does the TA factor of 25+ mean for Sonnentor's Manuka honey?

The TA factor is a value used as a quality index for honey. Sonnentors' Manuka Honey has an activity factor of 25+. The TA value indicates the peroxide activity. The peroxide activity describes the activity that results from the natural presence of hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) in honey. The non-peroxide activity, on the other hand, describes the activity that is due to the natural enzymes present in the honey. The TA factor is measured in steps of eg: TA10+, 15+, 20+, 25+ and is considered the only evaluation that cannot be manipulated.

Where does Sonnentors' Manuka Honey come from?

Sonnentors' Manuka Honey comes from the beehives of their partner Bernhard Schneider from a nature reserve in New Zealand. Together with the indigenous people of Zwettl, they protect and cultivate valuable Manuka trees here, which supply the bee colonies with the nectar. Bernhard Schneider is the only organic beekeeper in a radius of 45,000 hectares. In total, he has 732 hectares of land for honey production, 300 hectares of which are part of his reforestation program. This project not only produces delicious honey: by planting (and preserving) trees, large amounts of CO2 are also compensated.