Fort Casimir Honey Company

History

Our Roots

Nestled near the historic site of Fort Casimir, our apiary thrives where Dutch settlers first built in 1647.

The Dutch flag colors inspire our logo’s warm tones.

My Journey

Early Days

Backyard

Since 2010

The Dutch flag colors inspire our logo’s warm tones.

Growing

Apiary

2015-Present

Our apiary expanded near Olde New Castle, blending history with nature.

Our Roots

Snapshots capturing the rich history around Fort Casimir and our apiary.

Several white beehives are surrounded by lush greenery and vibrant flowers. A perfectly trimmed bush sits nearby, with bright orange tulips in the foreground. The background features a clear blue sky with scattered clouds.
Three stacks of colorful beehives are situated on a grassy field, with a vast expanse of harvested farmland in the background. The hives are painted in various shades including blue, pink, purple, and yellow, providing a vibrant contrast to the natural surroundings. A few small plants can be seen near the hives.
An outdoor scene featuring several colorful beehives arranged in rows on a grassy area, surrounded by lush green trees and vegetation. In the background, there is a building with a corrugated metal roof. The beehives are primarily blue, yellow, and white.
A jar of organic Black Forest honey sits on top of a large glass container with a blue lid. The jar has a black lid and features bold green and yellow labels with text in English and Arabic.
A dense cluster of honeybees covers a honeycomb, with many bees actively moving across the surface. The honeycomb is intricately patterned with hexagonal cells and has a rich amber color. The background appears to be a blurred green, suggesting an outdoor environment.
A bottle of Rowse Acacia honey lies on a slate surface, positioned beside a glass jar containing mint leaves. Delicate white flowers branch out above the honey bottle, adding a natural touch to the composition. Soft lighting enhances the earthy and inviting atmosphere of the scene.

Our Story