Greswick Honey is sourced from beehives located on Greswick Angus, a beef cattle grazing property on the Williams River at Seaham in the Lower Hunter Valley of New South Wales. During the early 1900s William Brooks ran a successful property at Greswick awarded for its dairy, orchards, tobacco, vineyards and honey production. Honey production was a supplement to dairying and beside the homestead an apiary stood amongst the orchard.
Today, the long farming tradition at Greswick has ensured that the unique setting has been preserved with many old style trees still producing a regular food source for bees. Native flora across the farm includes a mixture of Eucalypts (White Mahogany, Swamp Mahogany, Ironbark, Spotted Gum, Flooded Gum, Tallowood, Blue Gum, Forest Red Gum), Rough Barked Apple, Wattles, Tea-tree, Red Ash, Blueberry Ash, Tuckeroo, Lilly Pilly, Guioa, Silky Oak and Bottlebrush trees.