Porechye. "The Way of the bee" tour.

"Myadovy Shlyakh" (The Honey Way) is a Belarusian family-owned company that produces natural and healthy products from honey and bee products. www.honeyway .by (http://www.honeyway.by/) 

What awaits you?

Olga Gavrilik, director of the company, the only honey sommelier in the CIS, and her colleagues will talk about new technologies for honey production and tasting, including know-how such as whipped honey. 

You will get acquainted with an interesting exposition of bee houses: from a 100-year-old beehive to a modern multi-body beehive, you will feel like a real beekeeper after working with a smoker, try on beekeeper's equipment, take funny photos in our photo zone.

You will learn the main stages of honey production, bee products (pollen, wax, propolis), immerse yourself in the wonderful world of making whipped honey with cranberries, blueberries, cocoa and hazelnuts and raspberries, as well as honey with propolis, ginger and pollen. A pleasant surprise will be a tasting of the products, which includes more than 8 types of honey and a master class on creating candles from natural wax.  

Wax is a layer of natural beeswax. In the hive, bees store honey in it. As a result of the master class, each of the participants will make a unique souvenir with their own hands and take it with them as a souvenir of the River district. 

Location: Porechye ag., Grodno region, 7a Druskininkayskaya St. (30 km from Grodno).

Opening hours: from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Mon to Sat. 

The day off is Sunday (but, upon individual request, you can have a tasting). 

The duration of the tour and the master class is 60 minutes (+30 minutes for a photo shoot and souvenir purchase) for a total of 90 minutes. 

The cost of the tour: 20 rubles per person.

Number of people in a group: minimum – 10 people, maximum - 60 people. 

Make an appointment for an excursion - Olga Gavrilik: +375296112114 

gavrilik.o@gmail.com  

Additional option: 

It is possible to organize a sightseeing tour of ag. Porechye (30 min) with a visit to the first railway station in Belarus and a unique railway museum.