About

The crew

We are part of the Texas terroir in Fine Llano Honey, a small farm on the Llano uplift, keeping bees where willow, persimmon, and Hill Country forage actually grow.

Big Dummy

Bee Wrangler

Kind disposition

Miss Honey

The Boss

Overwatch

Little Bear

Harvest and extraction

All the things

Texas terroir

Stewards of a place, not a brand story

Big Dummy wrangles the bees, with a kind disposition, which the colonies seem to notice. Miss Honey runs overwatch. Little Bear handles harvest and extraction, which is to say: all the things.

The work is seasonal and specific. Hives sit in pasture and along creek edges. White-tailed deer walk the same ground. In the honey house, a hand truck, a smoker, and stacked supers, not a factory line.

We bottle what this land gives in a given spring. The 2026 crop is Hill Country Spring Willow, lab-read so the jar matches the forage.

The place and the pollen

White-tailed deer standing among two white hives in winter-brown Hill Country pasture at dusk

White hives in a grassy Llano County pasture with yellow wildflowers in the foreground — Yards in pasture, Llano County

Stacked wooden nucleus boxes on a pallet among yellow wildflowers beside a Hill Country shed — Nucs in the spring flowers

Interior of the honey house: plywood walls, metal extractor, green hand truck, smoker, and stacked wooden frames — The honey house, harvest and extraction