Why ferment bee pollen?

Bees have been fermenting pollen for thousands of years. Long before nutrition science had a name for bioavailability, bees had already worked out how to unlock the full nutrition inside pollen and preserve it.

They do it through wild lactic acid bacteria, which break down pollen's hard-to-digest outer wall and release everything inside in a form the body can actually absorb. Bees never consume pollen raw. They always ferment it first.

What's inside?

Bee Pollen

Sourced from the pristine forests of Western Australia. Fresh, never dried.

Raw Honey

Never heated. Unfiltered. Antibiotic-free. Sourced from ethical beekeepers.

  • Complete

    250+ bioactive nutrients. Vitamins, amino acids, enzymes, flavonoids and minerals arriving together, the way nature packaged them. Your body recognises whole food better than isolated compounds.

  • Sourced Fresh

    Most commercial pollen is dried at high temperatures to preserve it. This degrades the product and diminishes what's inside before it reaches you. We're changing that, using fresh pollen and preserving through fermentation.

  • Wild Fermented

    We use the fresh pollen's wild lactic acid bacteria to ferment and preserve it, exactly how bees do it in the hive. This is a slow and closely tracked process that takes 3-4 weeks.