Who we are
About the farm
Schrott Tamás is a small-scale producer who founded his family beekeeping business in 2008 in the outskirts of Kőszeg. The operation has grown from 4 bee colonies to 60 colonies today, offering seven types of producer honey in one-kilogram, half-kilogram, and quarter-kilogram packaging: chestnut, acacia, mixed flower, sunflower, rapeseed, linden, and borage (facelia) honey, as well as cream honey. Their honey specialties include walnut, lemon balm, and propolis acacia honey; additionally, propolis tincture and beeswax candles are available, and in spring, bee colonies are also sold. Honey can be purchased on-site and through online orders; visitors can learn about beekeeping and make candles from beeswax during the 'Honey Experience' program.
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What we raise
Livestock
Here we list the animals we keep, with breed and headcount. Open a row and we show you what we process from them (milk, meat, eggs, honey…) and which of our products we sell.
Bees (60 colonies) – Carniolan (carnica) (60 colonies)
- Bee products
- Crafts & gifts
- Honey
- Chestnut honey
- Acacia honey
- Mixed flower honey
- Sunflower honey
- Rapeseed honey
- Linden honey
- Phacelia honey
- Creamed honey
Sales channel
- Online shop
- Farm-gate sales
Product categories
Product groups
Farming method / certification
Community farming
Languages spoken
Hungarian, English, German, SpanishLocation
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