“If bees were to disappear from the face of the Earth, humans would have just four years to live.”
The first time I looked inside a beehive I was completely hooked.
A chance encounter led me to a sunny Perthshire hillside with my heart nervously pounding in my ears as a slight puff of wood smoke wafted across the hive entrance and the roof was carefully lifted off. I had never seen anything so mesmerizing or so beautiful and now a part-time hobby has developed into a slight obsession and an award-winning business.
SOLD OUT
Despite a fantastic Summer harvest our loyal customers have managed to completely clear us out of honey before the end of the year. Please add your email address to the mailing list to be first to know when the next harvest hits the jar!
Mentorship
Thinking about becoming a beekeeper and not sure where to start? Or perhaps you already have hives are are looking for some 1:1 support and guidance?You may even be a company looking for support to turn your eco concept into reality?
In as little as an hour we can talk you through the basics of beekeeping, look through your hives with you or provide practical location and business advice and answer all of your apiarist questions.
CONTACT US we don’t sting!
Restoring the Biome
The Kin bees are part of an amazing NEW local farming project at Urquhart Farms to restore the natural biome of the soil using traditional methods while moving away from the fertiliser/pesticide regimes of recent decades. As the traditional Scottish Wildflower Meadow enters its third year we can’t wait to see even more bees, butterflies, hover flies and moths take up residence in this rewilded haven.
Even better, it involves Scottish heritage breeds of Highland Cows, Scotch Dumpie Chickens and Black Faced Sheep.
Sponsored by GAC UK, we’ll be posting regular updates on our social media as the Project progresses.
Businesses we currently work with and support to achieve their sustainability goals
Wild badgers at one of our top-secret bee hive sites February 24
HONEY TASTING
Honey is similar to fine wine in that each jar from each location is unique. Join multi-award-winning beekeeper Gael in your own home or workplace on an international taste adventure as we discover what honey is, how it’s made, why it’s so delicious and compare each jar while paring it with complimentary cheeses, nuts and fruits.
