Honeytiser is not a trendy drink
Out of love for the bee
Trends come and go. What's truly good stays. Honeytiser doesn't need exotic ingredients. Bees fly to plants like linden blossoms, elderflowers, and lemon balm, turning them into honey – proven superfood for 9,000 years. Lemon provides invigorating refreshment.
What does Honeytiser consist of
Natural refreshing drink
Honeytiser is the natural refreshment drink of beekeepers, now offered in a convenient can for everyone. For those who appreciate natural taste. We use the finest bee honey, pure water, and local herbs, along with juicy lemons from Southern Italy. Because less is more. No additives, no artificial chemicals, less industry - more nature, more taste, more refreshment.
Naturally low in sugar
With just one calorie less, we could call it low in calories. But we don't need to. Honeytiser contains only what makes it refreshing and delicious. Nothing more and nothing less. The only label we care about is the Clean Label.
Balanced and refreshing
It doesn't always have to be about performance. Take a break and treat yourself to an all-natural refreshment. Best enjoyed with friends. This creates a lot of energy because together, we are - a swarm!
Ingredients
No chemistry, pure nature
Water
with its valuable components and relatively low sugar content, Honeytiser is a good choice to keep your body properly hydrated.
Linden blossoms
they have a wonderfully sweet scent and are irresistible to bees. They have a soothing and comforting effect on humans.
Lemon balm
lemon balm contributes a special citrus aroma. It also has a calming and harmonizing effect.
Elderflowers
the extract of the sweet blossoms represents the carefree taste of summer.
Lemon
as the dominant note, it makes Honeytiser the ideal refreshment drink and a versatile mixer.
Honey
it is the original inspiration for Honeytiser. Our pure bee honey comes from Imkerhof in Koppl (Salzkammergut) and contributes a reasonable amount of natural sweetness.
The Honeytiser Story
How it all began
It all began with a farm in Ausseerland, which was sold only with its subtenants - a series of beehives. This is how Hans-Peter Rausch unexpectedly became a beekeeper and discovered his new passion. For his thirsty children, he mixed the first prototype of Honeytiser: a little honey mixed with water and enhanced with a splash of lemon. The recipe is as simple and natural as ever, with just a few herbal extracts added. All of them come from flowers that bees visit.
