Kassel · West
Kirchditmold
Old gardens, fruit trees, hedges and many small patches of flowers surround our apiary in western Kassel.
View Kirchditmold honeys →Six current apiaries
Our bees.
Their landscapes.
Gardens and orchards in Kassel, Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe and two places in northern Hesse: every apiary has its own surroundings. We harvest and jar the honey from each site separately.
From the apiary to the jar
Six places.
Separate harvests.
Location, weather and season shape the honey. Spring and summer honey from the same apiary can differ, just as one harvest year differs from the next.
Kassel · Nordshausen
Bühlchenweg
An apiary of its own in southern Kassel. We keep its harvests separate from our second Nordshausen site on Wegelänge.
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Kassel · Nordshausen
Wegelänge
The surroundings include gardens, orchards and the open landscape around the Dönche. This honey is kept as a separate origin.
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Kassel · World Heritage
Bergpark Wilhelmshöhe
Large park meadows, mature trees and the nearby Habichtswald forest shape the distinctive surroundings of this apiary.
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Northern Hesse · Losse valley
Kaufungen
Gardens and a varied landscape in the Losse valley east of Kassel surround this apiary.
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Northern Hesse · district of Kassel
Liebenau
A rural landscape shaped by farming in the Kassel district of northern Hesse. These harvests are also processed and jarred separately.
View Liebenau honeys →Former apiaries
Places from our history.
We kept bees at Brasselsberg and in Vockerode-Dinkelberg until 2025. Both are part of our history; we no longer maintain apiaries there.
Summer honey from Vockerode-Dinkelberg, harvested in 2025, is currently available as remaining stock. We will confirm your requested quantity personally.
Discover the origins
Where
will your honey come from?
Explore the harvests in our range and make your selection. We will confirm availability and arrange collection personally.