Our STORY
For over five generations, the Fewster family has been producing 100% pure Western Australian honey, a tradition that continues today with Paul Fewster and his nephew, Jack Watson (better known as The Bee Man).
From the coastal plains to the countryside, our bees gather nectar from the region’s rich and diverse flora, creating honey that is as pure as the land it comes from.
Based in the small country town of Gingin, WA, we remain proudly family-owned and operated, ensuring every jar is naturally sourced, carefully processed, and delivered straight to your door.
As a B-QUAL Certified producer, we uphold the highest industry standards, preserving the integrity of our craft while sharing the finest Western Australian honey with you.
A family legacy in every drop.
Our mission at 5th Gen Honey is to honour our family's five-generation legacy by delivering 100% pure Western Australian honey, sourced naturally from coast to country. We aim to connect customers with the rich heritage and pristine quality of local honey while supporting sustainable practices and showcasing the beauty of WA.
Our MISSION
Our Honey
There’s something truly special about Western Australian honey, the wildflowers, the crisp coastal air, the richness of the land.
Every jar captures the essence of this untamed landscape, bringing a taste of home to your table. At 5th Generation Honey, we proudly offer seven distinct variations, each crafted by our bees from different Australian flora. From light and delicate to bold and robust, every variety tells its own story of season, soil, and bloom.
Our Process
From our family to yours, our honey is naturally sourced and meticulously crafted.
We carefully transport our hives to Western Australia’s rich floral regions, where bees thrive among blossoming trees and shrubs. Once the frames are full, we gently remove them, shaking off the bees and replacing them with empty frames for the next harvest. The honey-filled frames are then brought back to our extraction plant, where they are meticulously uncapped and spun to release the golden nectar. Slightly warming the honey allows it to flow smoothly through our system before being carefully poured into jars. Each jar is then hand-labeled with the same care and dedication that has defined our family’s craft for generations.
