Fortnum and Mason have launched a special honey made from beehives situated on The Queen Consort's own estate in Wiltshire.
The jars of honey are now available to buy from Fortnum and Mason for £40, with all profits going towards the charity Mirabel, supported by The Queen Consort.
Fortnum and Mason Queen Consort Honey, £40
Fortnum and Mason Queen Consort Honey, £40
Credit: Fortnum and MasonAccording the retailer, the honey blends "zesty citrus with subtle herby notes – and a wonderful aroma that’s reminiscent of freshly-cut hay."
The delicate taste is thanks to the bees living around and foraging from a "wildly-grown corner" of The Queen Consort’s Wiltshire estate which is home to "bittersweet Hawthorn hedgerows," and "flowering lime trees."

Fortnum and Mason
The honey is from Fortnum's Queen Consort range, a selection of special products inspired by the royal, which is part of a wider coronation collection.
The full collection includes commemorative plates and teacups, special teas and biscuits, plus decadent hampers and other keepsakes.
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The range stars collaborations from a selection of British designers to create what Fortnum's describes as pieces, "featuring a rich palette of regal colours, heraldic motifs, iconic typography – and a cast of gentle animals from the Commonwealth and beyond."
It goes onto to say that the designs, "blend modernity and tradition...informed by the rich provenance and symbolism of past royal celebrations."
Below, we've rounded up some of our favourite pieces:
Looking to expand your coronation memorabilia collection? Here are some of our top picks from a range of retailers to help you mark the important royal occasion this May:
Fortnum's has long been a go-to for memorabilia to mark special royal occasions. This biscuit tin is adorned with a beautiful design to mark His Majesty's Coronation. What's more, it's a musical tin, so plays God Save The King as it spins.
Now here's a celebration of the new King and British pottery, as this bold coronation plate by Emma Bridgewater is handcrafted and painted in Emma's factory in Stoke on Trent. Plus, the brand is currently offering 30% off its coronation range, making this a bargain — too!
Another stunning mug, this design is crafted from fine bone china and hand-decorated by artisans at English potteries. It features a Royal Oak design and marks this year: "2023."
A sweet (very literally) way to commemorate the coronation of King Charles and Queen Consort Camilla, this set of 12 decorated lemon biscuits from The Biscuiteers includes edible versions of St Edward’s Crown, The Sovereign’s Orb, The Sovereign’s Sceptre with Cross and Westminster Abbey, among other things. After enjoying its contents, hold onto the metal tin as a coronation keepsake.
For something a little different — and to add a subtle touch of elegance to your home — this candle is just stunning. It's scented with white lily and jasmine and housed in a handmade fine bone china decorative votive — which you can keep for years to come.
Toast the reign of the King with these beautiful champagne flutes, both of which are engraved with the Royal Cyphers of His Majesty King Charles III and the Queen Consort.
This bag for life marks the monumental occasion of the King's Coronation. The design adopts traditional Fortnum's colours with a celebratory message for the event. Plus, it's 100% plastic free.
Commemorate Charles' big day for many years – and rounds of washing-up – to come with this colourful tea towel.
You can never go wrong with a tea towel to mark a special occasion! We love this one — which showcases a traditional and iconic Fortnum's design alongside a celebratory message.
This lovely t-shirt is a wonderful memento for children celebrating the coronation. It's available in a range of age options.
These tumbler glasses are as practical as they are pretty. Adorned with Royal Cypher engraving, use them for your favourite drinks for years to come.
This lovely cake stand from M&S is ideal for displaying your cakes and bakes over the coronation weekend — and for keeping as a practical souvenir afterwards.
Enjoy the tasty inside this biscuit tin and you'll also get a decorative tin to keep as a souvenir for years to come. What's not to love?
This coronation mug features a classic blue and white design alongside the year of the coronation.
For a piece of memorabilia that you can display on yourself or in the home — this silk scarf is simply beautiful. Handmade in The Pennines from luxurious silk — it celebrates the Coronation of Her Majesty, the Queen Consort.
Planning to bake a show-stopping cake for your coronation party? The only way to serve it is on this vibrant ceramic cake stand by Emma Bridgewater.
This stylish blue velvet cushion is patterned with a sweet design of dogs dressed up to celebrate the coronation! It's both cute and trendy.
This commemorative tin is the best of both worlds — offering luxurious Darjeeling tea encased in a keepsake tin.
We love this bold tea towel, also from Emma Bridgewater, which features a celebratory trumpet and fireworks in the background. It's almost too nice for the washing up, we think...
If you're a keen baker, then this is the perfect piece of Coronation memorabilia. After you've eaten the delicious fruit cake inside, you'll be left with a commemorative cake tin to re-use for future baking.
This Union Jack Biscuit Barrel has been released by Emma Bridgewater to coincide with the Coronation. It doubles up as both memorabilia and practical kitchen storage.
This souvenir tea tin displays a range of images of King Charles III. Plus, it comes with tea bags inside to enjoy over the Coronation weekend.

King's Tea, Mariage Frères, £27
This luxurious tea from Mariage Frères comes in a regal keepsake tin. The tea itself is a blend of spice, bergamot and rose petals.
Mariage Frères

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