Spring honey
The first harvest reflects the early flowers around the apiary. Its colour, flavour and texture can change from one year to the next.

Old trees, open meadows and the slopes of the Habichtswald. This is where our bees live. Their honey tells the story of this place – and of the season in which it was made.
Our apiary in Bergpark WilhelmshöheThe Bergpark is a work of garden art, a landscape and a living habitat.
We explore the park along its paths. Our bees follow the flowers. Woodland, meadows and gardens change through the seasons. The plants that shape the honey depend on where the bees forage and the conditions they find.
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Worker, queen and drone: follow their lives through the hive in our illustrated story.
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Spring and summer each tell their own story.
We keep the two Bergpark harvests separate, including from honey gathered at our other apiaries. Every jar can be traced back to the place where it began.
The first harvest reflects the early flowers around the apiary. Its colour, flavour and texture can change from one year to the next.
As the landscape changes, our bees find different sources of food. This later harvest retains the character of the Bergpark apiary too.
You may not taste a single flower.
But you can taste a landscape.
We look after our colonies, harvest their honey and process it ourselves. Bees are part of our family history – and of our everyday life in Kassel.
The Bergpark is much more than an attractive name on a label. It is the particular place where this honey story begins.
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Worker, queen and drone. Three lives that meet inside the hive – and together become something greater.
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