GAEC des cadenières

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A close-up view of a honeycomb structure filled with dark amber honey. The hexagonal cells are neatly arranged, with some areas appearing slightly weathered or irregular. The honey has a glossy appearance, and a few cells have honey spilling out.

Sweet Craft

At Gaec des Cadenières, we craft pure honey pots from the buzzing hives near Salon de Provence.
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Our Home

Lamanon, near Salon

The Area

697 Hilltop Street, Springfield, MA, USA

Local Fields

9am – 6pm

Our Bees

Snapshots from our hives and the sweet honey-making process.

A honeybee is collecting nectar from a white flower, with pollen visible on the bee's legs and the flower's stamens.
A beekeeper wearing protective clothing holds a wooden frame covered in honey bees, which is part of a beehive. The frame is filled with honeycomb cells, some of which are occupied by bees. In the background, there is grass and parts of the beekeeping equipment are visible.
A variety of jars and bottles displaying honey, dried fruits, and other artisanal products. The jars are arranged on a wooden surface, with decorative wooden signs and labels highlighting the contents. The products appear to be homemade or locally sourced, giving an artisanal and rustic vibe.
A large honeycomb displayed on a stand with the word 'honey' on a small chalkboard sign. Surrounding the honeycomb are various jars, possibly containing honey or spreads, and a collection of arranged small jars in the background.

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A person in casual clothing and a cap is tending to a beehive on a rooftop setting. Bees are visible flying around the hive, which is made of wood. In the background, there are architectural structures with towers under a cloudy sky.