Apiprovence

  • Honey products
Vallon Mille Fleurs Hubac des Tapis, 04500 Riez
Christophe harvests his honey in the garrigues of the Valensole plateau. A tasty alternative to lavender honey!
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    All-flower honeys or lavender honeys, the Botta family's honeys are jarred in Riez, a small town in Provence between the Verdon and Durance valleys. Christophe has set up his apiary on the Valensole plateau, far from urban areas. His bees forage freely amidst lavender, fine lavender, wild lavender, cultivated lavender and scrubland. Aware of the irreplaceable role of these pollinating insects, he keeps a watchful eye on his 300 hives. He knows that his herd must remain healthy and active to maintain the balance of biodiversity. It's because he's so deeply attached to this environment, and so committed to its preservation, that he has joined the Parc label to promote his products.

Services offered

Quality standards

Quality standards
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Openings

Openings

All year 2025 - Open everyday

Medias

Medias

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Location

Location

Apiprovence
Vallon Mille Fleurs Hubac des Tapis, 04500 Riez

Spoken languages

Spoken languages
  • French
Updated on 14 October 2024 at 16:16
by Agence de Développement Touristique des Alpes-de-Haute-Provence
(Offer identifier : 6311024)