62
Years of beekeeping
Three generations strong
Our story
A family, a forest, and half a million bees.
The Tarkine is the largest temperate rainforest in the southern hemisphere — wild, unfarmed, untouched. For three generations, our family has placed hives along its edge so the bees can roam freely through leatherwood, manuka, and prickly box blooms.
We don't pasteurise, we don't blend, and we don't rush the harvest. Every batch is traceable to its hive and season.
Meet the beekeepers
