Blackberry, mountain flower, and rare bigleaf maple — harvested by the Plyushchev family in Mulino, Oregon.
Never pasteurized, never cut. What the bees made.
A family craft passed from father to son, now Oregon-rooted.
Hand-bottled in Mulino, shipped straight to your door.
Three single-origin honeys. One Oregon farm. Rare bigleaf maple first — the one people come back for.
$39.99 · 16oz
The one customers come back for. Our bees work the bigleaf maple bloom for two weeks in April — one of the rarest PNW honeys. About 120 jars this year. When it's gone, it's gone until 2027.
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$29.99 · 16oz
Darker, richer, more complex. Summer wildflower honey from our high-pasture hives. About 270 jars this year.
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$39.99 · 16oz
The signature honey of the Pacific Northwest. Wild blackberry covers the Oregon hills every June — our bees have worked it for four generations. This is what Oregon tastes like.
ShopOne jar of each — Blackberry, Mountain Flower, and Bigleaf Maple. Three full 16oz jars, side by side.
$69.99 · 3 × 16oz $109.97
Shop The Golden TrioEvery February we load our hives onto a trailer and drive them to California to pollinate almond orchards. It's the first work of the season.
Then we bring them home to Oregon — and they do what they were born to do. Work blackberry in June. Mountain flowers in July. Bigleaf maple in April. Everything in between.
Four generations. One family. One simple craft.
Meet the Plyushchev FamilyOregon · Washington · California. Commercial orchards, berry farms, seed growers, hobby gardens. 360+ production hives moving across the West Coast every season.
Request a QuoteA short letter once a week — what's happening with the bees, the harvest, and our family in Mulino. No spam, no constant selling. Just the real story behind every jar.
