W.D. Kekwick and Stuart exploration history
Named after W.D. Kekwick, second in command on Stuart's expeditions through the Centre.
Media notes
Kekwick Honey press room
Background facts, story angles, and contact details for coverage about raw desert honey, Alice Springs food producers, and beekeeping in harsh inland conditions.
Story angles
Coverage ideas
Raw desert honey from Alice Springs
Small-batch honey, mostly River Red Gum, plus a darker Finke River jar with Bloodwood and Melaleuca. Harvested around Alice Springs and shipped Australia-wide.
Bee genetics for harsh inland conditions
Field work, queen breeding, and hive management in a climate that can push past 47 degrees Celsius.
Regional food business from the Red Centre
Small Alice Springs business selling online, through local stockists, and wholesale.
Brand facts
- Based in Alice Springs, Northern Territory
- Raw, unheated, unfiltered desert honey
- Nectar sources: River Red Gum (Desert Collection); Red Gum, Bloodwood and Melaleuca (Finke River)
- Ships Australia-wide except WA
- Seasonal honeycomb, pollen, and queen bee supply