Alongside honey, wax is a precious product of honey bees. Wax from untreated, young honeycombs has a golden-yellow color and smells of pollen and nectar. 

Following their natural building instinct, bees produce wax during the season, which they “sweat” out of their wax glands in small transparent plates to build honeycombs. Over the course of the year, honeycombs accumulate that the bees no longer need. We carefully remove them from our bee colonies, melt them down with solar energy, clarify the wax by hand and pour it into blocks.

These days, for the first time, a small amount of beeswax has been poured into tiny little bars. In this form, it can be ideally portioned and is suitable for the production of ointments and creams, soap, beeswax cloths, beard wax, furniture polish, shoe polish, leather care and much more.