Honey Harvest Party at Bar Toti in Manor, Texas
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Light physical activity suitable for most fitness levels including beginners
Overview
Discover the fascinating world of beekeeping at Bar Toti in Manor, Texas. Learn to harvest and bottle fresh honey and enjoy delightful cocktails afterwards!
Honey Harvest Party at Bar Toti
Starting at $60 | Ages 21+ | A hands-on honey classs!
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About This Adventure
Experience the sweet art of beekeeping at Bar Toti! Learn to uncapping, extract, and bottle honey from a fresh honeycomb frame. Embrace the sticky fun and take home a mini jar of your creation. Enjoy cocktails on-site or reserve a table at Este for a delightful post-class treat!
Join us and our friends at Bar Toti to celebrate the bounty of the flowers and the bees this season!
Be prepared to get sticky as our beekeepers walk you through the process of uncapping, extracting, and bottling honey. You'll start the class with an untouched frame of pure honey comb, and go home with a mini jar of your own honey. Cocktails will be available for purchase at the bar--or make a reservation at Este next door for after the class!
Working with honey can get messy, so wear clothes that will hold up in the event of drips or spills, and be ready to get your hands a little sticky!
Adventure Tips
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting sticky
Honey extraction can be a sticky process, so opt for older clothes that you’re comfortable cleaning or discarding.
Prepare for outdoor sun exposure
The event takes place outdoors, so bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to stay comfortable under the Texas sun.
Arrive with an open mind for hands-on learning
This is a participatory experience where you’ll get to handle honeycomb and tools, so be ready to get involved actively.
Plan for post-event dining or drinks nearby
Consider reserving a table at Este for a perfect way to unwind and enhance your honey harvest day with great food and cocktails.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Honeybees native to central Texas
- Various songbirds attracted to flowers
History
Manor has a rich agricultural background with beekeeping playing a significant role in the local farming culture.
Conservation
Two Hives Honey promotes sustainable beekeeping practices that support bee health and local ecosystem balance.
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Recommended Gear
Lightweight long-sleeve shirt
Protects your arms from sun and slight bee contact while keeping you cool.
summer specific
Sunscreen
Necessary to avoid sunburn during the outdoor honey harvest activity.
spring specific
Comfortable closed-toe shoes
Protects your feet while moving around the honeybees’ area and standing for extended periods.
Hat with brim
Provides extra shade and sun protection during sunny Texas days outdoors.
summer specific