The Field Guideby Moss & Marrow
The Field Guideby Moss & Marrow
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Imkerij BeeWelcome

Beekeeper · Slatweg 13, 6964 AD, Hall
Route Website
Sells
Honey
In their words · translated
“BeeWelcome — pure honing uit eigen bijenstal”
BeeWelcome: pure honey from our own apiary
“In dit verkooppunt staan overdag de beschikbare soorten honing. U kan betalen via een QR-code, tikkie of contant.”
During the day the available kinds of honey are in this sales point. You can pay by QR code, Tikkie or cash.

Imkerij BeeWelcome is a beekeeper on the Slatweg in Hall, in the municipality of Brummen, selling honey from their own apiary at a self-service stall by the door.

Their website says the honey comes from their own apiary but does not say where the hives stand. There are nine kinds, all in 450-gram jars: spring honey, flower honey, fruit-blossom honey from apple and cherry among others, acacia, summer honey, lime-blossom honey, dark heather honey, heather honey with a piece of comb in the jar, and a dark forest honey made from honeydew. Not every kind is available at once.

The stall at Slatweg 13 is open every day and holds whichever kinds are available during daytime hours; you pay by QR code, Tikkie or cash, and if the stall is empty you can ring the bell. There are no online sales, but you can put an order together on their website, send it through the contact form and arrange a time to collect it.

Buying & visiting
How
Honesty stall at the door (daily, QR/tikkie/cash) · Reserve via site, collect by arrangement
Address
Slatweg 13, 6964 AD, Hall
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