Caucasian Queen Bee

Caucasian Queen Bees – Gentle, Long Tongued, Ideal for Cooler Climates

Our Caucasian queen bees are known for their calm nature, exceptional foraging abilities, and long proboscis – allowing them to extract nectar from deep flowers. They are ideal for areas with cooler weather and are excellent comb builders, producing large amounts of propolis.

Selected and raised with care, our Caucasian queens offer reliable performance for both hobbyist and commercial beekeepers seeking high adaptability and gentle colonies.

Important – Please note that queen bee availability varies from time to time. We will notify you when your order is ready for pickup. If you require shipping, please inform us of your travel plans in advance, as we will ship the queen bee once she becomes available. No refunds or replacements will be provided otherwise.

The pickup time provided is for estimation purposes only and may vary depending on availability and weather.

Queen Bee Sales – Terms & Conditions

🐝 Health Guarantee

• All queen bees are guaranteed healthy upon delivery.
  
  

• Proof of the issue, such as photos or videos, must be provided.

🔄 Risk Transfer

• Once queens are delivered and accepted, all responsibility passes to the buyer.

• We are not liable for problems caused by:

  • Poor hive management

  • Environmental factors (e.g. weather, nectar shortage, disease)

  • Lack of feeding or improper hive conditions

💰 Refund Policy

• No refunds after delivery.

• Replacements are only provided under the health guarantee conditions.

🧰 Hive Management

• Buyers must ensure proper care: feeding, disease control, and suitable environment.

• All performance-related claims must include evidence of good management.

⚖️ Dispute Resolution

• We aim to resolve issues fairly and respectfully.

• Abuse or threats will void all future support.

✅ Agreement

• By purchasing, you agree to these terms and understand the responsibilities of caring for live queen bees.

Note to Buyers

For best results, please follow good hive management practices. We're happy to share tips or resources—just ask!