If you ask us: what do you know about bees? We honestly answer: everything!

Beekeeping is our family business for the past 50 years. We organized our first apiary in the village of Dolgopol in 1962. Then there were only about 10 hives in it. Who could have imagined that a simple fascination with beekeeping would develop in the family business in 50 years? And the first 10 hives will give rise to the “Honey River”?

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We carefully select a place for the apiary. The main criterion is ecology. There should not be factories, large agrarian farms using pesticides and roads with intensive traffic next to the apiary. Our main apiary is located in the village of Chaika, the Provadia community, and it meets our ecological requirements. Therefore, our honey “Honey River” can rightly be called organic. This confirms the laboratory analysis of honey, which we carry out after each honey harvest.

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All honey from the combs is immediately packaged and sent to a warehouse for storage in a dark and cool place.

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This year we offer you:

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  • Natural organic Multifloral Honey , collection of 2026

The pollen analysis demonstrates a diverse botanical spectrum, with significant contributions from Fabaceae (17.6%), Rosaceae (16.9%), Rhamnaceae (15.7%), Salicaceae (9.6%), sunflower (8.9%), linden (8.2%) and Brassicaceae (7.8%).

Based on the botanical profile and the local flora, the honey is likely to contain nectar from acacia (Robinia pseudoacacia), linden, Jerusalem thorn (Paliurus spina-christi), sunflower, willow, clover and other legumes, blackberry and other members of the rose family, as well as a variety of wild meadow plants.

The combination of woody, shrub and meadow honey plants, together with the presence of sunflower in the pollen spectrum, gives this honey a distinctive and complex multifloral character.