Belgrade, from Vlasotince

Honey to an address in Belgrade.

The apiary sits near Vlasotince, in the south of Serbia, and the honey travels to a Belgrade address with the courier BEX Express. You order through the basket or by phone, and pay the courier on delivery.

How it gets there

From Vlasotince to a Belgrade door.

  • CourierBEX Express
  • Delivery timeusually 2 to 5 working days from hand-over
  • Delivery costseparately, at the courier's own tariff, and paid to the courier
  • Free deliveryorders over 5,000 RSD are delivered free
  • Paymentcash on delivery, to the courier
  • Sent fromVlasotince

The parcel goes out once we have confirmed the order on the phone, the courier rings at the address you left, and payment happens there in cash, for the honey and the delivery together. The same tariff covers a parcel with one jar and a parcel with three, so a larger order works out cheaper per jar. Everything about shipping

What we do not have

There is no shop in Belgrade.

The honey is sold in no shop and at no stall in the city, and there is nowhere to call in for a jar. Everything that reaches Belgrade travels by courier from the house in Vlasotince, and the jars are filled only once an order has been confirmed.

Collection in person is possible only in Vlasotince, by arrangement over the phone.

In order

What happens after the order.

  • You build the listIn the basket you pick the variety and the jar size, and the basket only adds up, it charges nothing.
  • We call youWe say what is in stock and what the honey comes to, and we agree the Belgrade address and a time that suits you for the courier.
  • We packJars are filled to the order, and the parcel is handed to the courier on a working day.
  • You pay the courierCash at the door, honey and delivery together. There is no card payment, on delivery or on collection.
Jars of Vlasina, acacia and forest honey with labels, a jar of comb honey and a bottle of propolis

What people order

Three varieties, comb and propolis.

Acacia is taken at two stops of the move, the Vlasina honey comes off the slopes of Čemernik at around 1,200 m, and the forest honeydew comes from oak and maple around Svođe. Each is filled into jars of 300, 500 and 980 g, and beside them go comb honey and propolis at 30%.

The smallest jar, acacia at 300 g, is 450 RSD, and the largest, Vlasina at 980 g, is 1.400 RSD. The other sizes and the price per kilo are on the price list, and what each variety tastes like is written beside the varieties.

Write what you need, the rest we settle on the phone.

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