PLACE
The place where our raw honey is produced is an endemic forest
located in the foothills of
Puerto Octay.
THE KID
El Cabrito, a place nestled among the mountains, is a sanctuary where life manifests itself through the tireless work of its smallest and most mysterious inhabitants: the bees.
A vibrant ecosystem thrives among ancient Ulmo, Tiaca, and Tineo trees. Each tree symbolizes different forms of energy: the Ulmo , with its dense, nourishing nectar, represents the inner energy that flows from deep within, sustaining life in its most essential form. The Tiaca embodies kinetic energy, the constant movement reflected in the incessant fluttering of the worker bees. Meanwhile, the Tineo stores potential energy, waiting for the right moment to be released and create new life forms.
THE BLOOMS
For travelers, this hidden paradise is accessible via Route U-55 from Puerto Octay, about 60 km from Puerto Varas. The road winds through hills and forests, offering stunning views of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes, whose peaks dominate the landscape. Upon arrival, visitors will find a gateway to the stillness of nature.
The Kid is the fruit of a sacred communion between nature and the cosmos, an offering made by the bees, guardians of an ancient mystery.
THE HARVEST
Each harvest follows the natural rhythm of the blooms and the silent work of the bees.
Our honey is extracted and handled with minimal processing, avoiding temperatures above 35°C, the natural temperature of the hive, to preserve the original character of the nectar.
Without pasteurization or industrial intervention, each production retains the unique characteristics and variations of its origin, season, and terroir.
El Ritmo Natural
Ninguna floración ocurre exactamente igual dos veces.
El clima, las lluvias y el tiempo de floración modifican naturalmente el carácter y la disponibilidad de cada cosecha.
Por eso nuestras producciones son limitadas: cada néctar expresa un momento irrepetible del bosque.