Quintis’ love of bees and honey is part of his heritage as can be seen on their family coat of arms with the bees and beehive on it which they use on their labels. He is the proud owner of over 300 hives in the Baviaanskloof and surrounds.
He was also involved as mentor in a project to help members of the local community get their own apiaries into production.
The Baviaanskloof is world famous for the amazing variety of plant species found there, the result of seven biomes converging.
Baviaanskloof honey is produced from a mixture of karoo succulents like Aloe ferox; Fynbos; and plants from the subtropical thicket, Nama Karoo and Grassland biomes found on the farm.
The honey is bottled on the farm. You can buy it on the farm, in Willowmore, Uniondale, Patensie and at quite a few outlets on the Garden Route.
