Highgrove Honey: King Charles' New Luxury Product

0:00It's April 4th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today, driven by AI, what everyone's talking about. King Charles just dropped a sweet new product from Hygrove Gardens, a limited edition honey called Hygrove Harmony Royal Garden Honey. It's priced at 20 pounds per jar, with only 750 hand numbered ones available this year. Produced by the Royal Bees in 3 or 8 hives gifted for his 70th birthday, each 250 gram jar packs a creamy blend of spring. And summer flowers. This honey ties right into his new documentary, Finding Harmony, A King's Vision, celebrating his push for balance with nature. They cream it by hand for over 7 days, giving it a buttery smooth texture, with floral and citrus notes, perfect for toast, yogurt or tea. It's all about that sustainable vibe from the gardens. Word on the street is this might echo, Megan Markle's latest move with her as ever brand. She launched a garden tea bloom box last month, a $255 easter set with sage honey, peppermint

1:03tea and fresh flowers like, P&E's and Jasmine. It's a collab with the San Francisco florist, but only ships in the US. Fans are buzzing about the parallels, both royals going gourmet with honey products. Charles keeps his pure and vegetarian friendly, while Megan's box mixes pantry staples with blooms for home arrangements. Low UK delivery for hers though, leaving British supporters out. Either way, these limited drops show the monarchy and ex-royals blending luxury with nature's finest, keeping sustainability on the menu as spring, blooms.