When the bees have filled the honeycomb and sealed it with wax, the frames are carefully removed from the hive.
The thin wax layer sealing the honey is gently removed so the honey can flow out.
The frames are placed in an extractor, which spins the honey out of the comb using centrifugal force.
The honey is strained to remove any wax pieces, then poured straight into jars — just as nature made it.
When the bees have filled the honeycomb and sealed it with wax, the frames are carefully removed from the hive.
The thin wax layer sealing the honey is gently removed so the honey can flow out.
The frames are placed in an extractor, which spins the honey out of the comb using centrifugal force.
The honey is strained to remove any wax pieces, then poured straight into jars — just as nature made it.
