King Charles takes a leaf from Meghan Markle's book with release of new honey jar

Lewis Henderson
Sat, 04 Apr 2026 09:14:04 +0000

King Charles has taken a leaf from Meghan Markle's book with the release of a new honey jar at Highgrove Gardens.

The honey, labelled "Highgrove Harmony Royal Garden Honey", is priced at £20, with only 750 jars being produced.

The product has been inspired by His Majesty's new documentary, Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, and the "natural beauty of Highgrove Gardens".

The limited amount of jars is described as "extraordinary" on Highgrove's website, and is "produced by the royal bees".

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Highgrove's newest product reads: "Experience the exquisite taste of Highgrove Harmony Royal Garden Honey, crafted exclusively for Highgrove by Fortnum's from the three ornate hives nestled in the gardens of Highgrove House.

"These hives, a gift to His Majesty King Charles III for his 70th birthday, produce a precious annual harvest of exceptional character and depth.

"Each jar is hand-numbered, with only 750 jars available this year, celebrating the premiere of Finding Harmony: A King's Vision, a documentary honouring His Majesty's lifelong dedication to harmony with nature."

It shares that the product has been "gently creamed by hand for over seven days [and] the honey has a texture as smooth as butter".

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The product's overview continues: "The blend of spring and summer crops, including the fragrant linden blossom from the lime tree avenue, creates a complex yet delicate flavour profile.

"The result is an indulgently creamy honey with layers of floral and citrus notes that linger on the palate.

"Perfect enjoyed on warm toast, drizzled over yoghurt, or stirred into tea, this is one of the most extraordinary honeys in the Highgrove collection, embodying the essence of the Royal Gardens and the spirit of sustainability."

Buyers will receive 250g worth of honey upon purchase for the limited available product.

Potentially inspired by Meghan's As Ever brand, the monarch's jars are 100 per cent honey and suitable for vegetarians.

Last month, the Duchess of Sussex unveiled a new £192 gift box through her lifestyle brand, featuring a combination of fresh flowers, tea and honey.

The Garden Tea Bloom Box, priced at $255, represents a collaboration between Meghan's brand and High Camp Supply, a San Francisco-based luxury florist.

This limited-edition Easter product marks the latest offering from As Ever, which originally launched alongside the duchess's Netflix series With Love, Meghan in March 2025.

The bloom box is described as bringing together "fresh blooms and simple pantry comforts" and has been timed for delivery ahead of Easter Sunday on April 5.

The box contains herbal peppermint tea and sage honey with honeycomb, alongside fresh blooms, including peonies and jasmine.

According to the product description, customers receive "a thoughtful mix of long stems for classic bouquets and loose blossoms designed for floating arrangements, allowing for multiple placements throughout your home".

High Camp Supply handles shipping directly at an additional cost of $35 (£26.26).

However, delivery is restricted to the United States only, meaning British fans of the duchess will be unable to purchase the Easter gift set.