Butinarello

Honey products
Producer Bio

Butinarello, 4090 route du Puy Sainte Réparade, Les Bastides Neuves Puyricard, 13540 Aix-en-Provence

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Harvest beekeepers practicing pastoral beekeeping since Provence, conducted in a responsible and reasoned manner. All products from their hives (honey, pollen, royal jelly, propolis) are certified organic.

Butinarello means "forager" in Provençal. In addition to its pretty sound, this name, which was chosen to sell their products, emphasizes their local roots and honors their bees.
The aim is to offer a raw, simple, quality product, as close as possible to what is in the hive.

Caroline and Quentin, a young couple freshly reconverted at the dawn of their thirties to launch this beekeeping farm project. After a few wanderings and a solid training in beekeeping - which took them from the North to the South of France, as far as Reunion Island - they decided to settle in Puyricard, in the Aix countryside, between Sainte Victoire and the Luberon.

During the production period (from March to August), the bees are very busy, making it difficult to welcome the public.
To meet Caroline and Quentin and taste their honeys, please make an appointment, preferably during the winter season.