Learn about Local REAL Pure Honey
Pure Honey from South African Beekeepers
Real Honey brings you pure, local honey sourced from South African beekeepers and enjoyed by families, bakers, tea lovers and honey fans who want honey that tastes the way nature intended.
Our honey is foraged by bees from real flowers, trees, crops and wild flora. That is why every varietal has its own colour, aroma, texture and flavour. Some batches are light and delicate. Others are richer, darker and more complex. Nothing needs to be artificially flavoured when bees have already done the work.
At Real Honey, we believe honey should be simple, honest and full of natural character. Our honey is not heated above 45°C, is sourced directly from beekeepers, and is selected for people who care about real flavour, local supply and trusted honey. Your current homepage already communicates these important trust points: direct from beekeepers, foraged by bees, not heated above 45°C, and naturally produced from trees, crops and plants with no flavourants added.
Visit the Real Honey Bar in Centurion
Looking for pure honey in Centurion? Visit the Real Honey Bar at Coachmans Centre, Hennopspark, and discover local South African honey in a more personal way.
Bring your own container and refill with your favourite honey varietal when stock is available, or choose from our bottled honey selection. Our Honey Bar gives customers a chance to experience honey as a seasonal product, not just another supermarket sweetener.
You can find Real Honey at:
Shop 6, Coachmans Centre, 26 Jakaranda Street, Hennopspark, Centurion, South Africa, 0157
Phone: +27 61 980 6551
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Why Real Honey Tastes Different
Honey is not meant to taste the same in every bottle.
The flavour of honey changes depending on where the bees forage. Blue Gum honey, Macadamia honey, Litchi honey, Sunflower honey and Multiflora honey can each offer a different tasting experience because the nectar source influences the honey’s aroma, colour and flavour. The National Honey Board describes honey varietals as being influenced by floral source, with many unique types of honey offering different flavour profiles and uses.
That is why Real Honey focuses on seasonal and limited-edition honey varietals. We want customers to enjoy honey the way wine lovers enjoy different regions, harvests and flavour notes.
Some honey may be mild and light. Some may be floral. Some may be bold and rich. Some may granulate faster than others. These natural differences are part of what makes real honey special.
Pure Honey, Not Artificially Flavoured Syrup
Real honey should come from bees.
International honey standards recognise honey as a product made by honeybees, and the Codex honey standard states that no additives are permitted in honey.
For customers, that means the label matters. The source matters. The beekeeper matters. The flavour should come from nectar, not artificial flavourants.
At Real Honey, our honey varietals are naturally influenced by the flowers, trees and crops visited by bees. When we offer a varietal such as Blue Gum, Macadamia, Litchi, Sunflower or Multiflora honey, the flavour comes from the floral source — not from added flavouring.
That is the Real Honey difference.
Honey Varietals Available from Real Honey
Our honey selection changes depending on the season, beekeeper supply and crop flowering patterns. This is one of the reasons we encourage customers to join our Honey Alerts list.
Popular and limited honey varietals may include:
Blue Gum Honey
Blue Gum honey is usually known for its light colour, smooth taste and gentle eucalyptus character. It is a wonderful everyday honey for tea, toast, yoghurt, breakfast bowls and baking.
Macadamia Honey
Macadamia honey is often a customer favourite when available. It can offer a rich, rounded flavour that works beautifully with warm drinks, desserts, cheese boards and home baking.
Litchi Honey
Litchi honey is a special seasonal treat with a naturally floral character. It is ideal for customers who enjoy lighter, more aromatic honey.
Sunflower Honey
Sunflower honey is bright, familiar and versatile. It is excellent as a daily table honey and pairs well with porridge, toast, rusks and tea.
Multiflora Honey
Multiflora honey comes from a variety of flowers and plants. Its flavour can vary from batch to batch, which makes it a lovely choice for customers who enjoy discovering something slightly different each time.
Join the Honey Alerts List
Real Honey stock can move quickly, especially when a popular varietal arrives.
Join our Honey Alerts list and be the first to know when new batches, limited editions and Honey Bar refill options become available.
This is especially useful if you are waiting for:
- Macadamia honey
- Litchi honey
- Blue Gum honey
- Sunflower honey
- Multiflora honey
- Honey Bar refill stock
- Seasonal limited editions
Buy Pure Honey Online in South Africa
You can order Real Honey online or visit the Honey Bar in Centurion.
Online ordering is ideal if you want convenient access to pure South African honey, while visiting the Honey Bar gives you a more personal experience where you can see what is currently available.
Whether you use honey in tea, baking, marinades, breakfast bowls, desserts or as a natural pantry staple, Real Honey gives you a direct connection to South African beekeepers and the crops, trees and flowers that make each batch unique.
Honey for Bakers, Cooks and Families
Real Honey is perfect for everyday use in the kitchen.
Use it for:
- Tea and warm drinks
- Rusks, toast and scones
- Yoghurt and granola
- Baking and desserts
- Honey-glazed vegetables
- Marinades and sauces
- Salad dressings
- Cheese boards
- Breakfast bowls
- Gifts and hampers
Because each varietal has its own flavour profile, you can choose a honey that suits the occasion. A lighter honey may work beautifully in tea, while a richer honey may stand out in baking, sauces and savoury dishes.
Supporting South African Beekeepers
When you choose local honey, you support the beekeepers who care for bees, move hives, manage colonies and help keep pollination systems alive.
The South African Bee Industry Organisation represents and supports South Africa’s beekeeping community and promotes responsible practices for the long-term health of honeybee populations.
Beekeeping also plays a role in local livelihoods and agricultural value chains. South Africa’s Department of Agriculture has highlighted that hive products such as honey, beeswax and propolis can support income through local markets and agro-processing.
Real Honey is proud to connect customers with honey that reflects the work of bees, beekeepers and South African landscapes.
What Makes Real Honey Different?
Direct beekeeper sourcing
We focus on honey sourced from South African beekeepers.
Natural varietal flavour
Our honey flavour comes from flowers, trees and crops — not artificial flavourants.
Local Honey Bar experience
Visit us in Centurion and refill your own container when Honey Bar stock is available.
Seasonal limited editions
Honey changes with the season, rainfall, flowering patterns and beekeeper supply.
Honest honey education
We help customers understand what real honey is, why varietals differ, and why natural honey may granulate over time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I buy pure honey in Centurion?
You can buy pure honey from Real Honey at Shop 6, Coachmans Centre, 26 Jakaranda Street, Hennopspark, Centurion. The contact number listed on the website is +27 61 980 6551.
Does Real Honey sell online?
Yes. Customers can shop through the Real Honey website and choose from available honey products when stock is listed online.
Why does honey granulate?
Granulation is a natural process in honey. Some varietals granulate faster than others depending on their natural sugar profile and storage conditions.
Is varietal honey artificially flavoured?
No. Real Honey varietals are not artificially flavoured. Their flavour comes from the nectar sources visited by bees.
Why does honey colour change?
Honey colour changes depending on the flowers, crops and trees visited by bees. The floral source can influence the honey’s colour, aroma, taste and texture.
Can I bring my own container?
Yes, Real Honey promotes a Honey Bar refill experience when stock is available. Customers can bring their own container and refill with available varietals.
How do I know when new honey arrives?
Join the Real Honey Alerts list to receive updates about new stock, limited editions and Honey Bar refill availability.