About us
A story that began in the 1960s
Behind every jar of our honey there's a story. Not the story of a company, but of a family – and it began much longer ago than you might think.
A father and the first hives
In the 1960s, Ágnes's father took up beekeeping. He learnt what bees teach anyone who lets them come close: patience, attention and humility towards a community that has known what it's doing for far longer than we have. Back then, nobody imagined it would one day become a family tradition – but the love of bees stayed in the family.
Then came a meeting
One day, Ágnes's and László's paths crossed. They joined their lives together, and with that, the bees became part of their shared story too. They took over the apiary from Ágnes's father, along with all the knowledge he had gathered over the decades – and the two of them have carried it on ever since, today both as registered small-scale farmers (őstermelő).
What the bees give
Ágnes and László still look after their bees with great love – and everything the bees give: honey, bee pollen, propolis and royal jelly. For them, this isn't a job to get through, but a way of life in which the bees set the pace.
More than honey
Bees give us more than honey: as pollinators, they are essential to gardens, orchards and wildflowers alike. That's why Ágnes and László take not only their honey to the market, but the bees' message too – they're always happy to talk about them at the stall, and it's also why our Learn section came about. If you're curious about what you can do for bees, read whether bees are really dying out, and how to make your garden or balcony bee-friendly.
Next time you open a jar of our honey, think of this: you're holding the continuation of a story that began more than six decades ago. Thank you for being part of it.
Where can you meet us?
- Garay tér market (Budapest, District VII, Garay tér) – Tuesday to Saturday, 7:30 – 15:00
- Havanna market (Budapest, District XVIII, Havanna housing estate) – Saturdays, 7:00 – 12:00
- Pickup at our home base – by prior arrangement only, as it isn't a shop.