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Perga — a rare product straight from the hive

For people who choose carefully what they put into their body. Oaza Bee perga comes from our own hives and is carefully prepared as a special product of the bee world.

Size
100 g
Price
€108
Origin
Our own hives
A 100 g jar of Oaza Bee perga with a gold lid

What is perga?

Bee pollen that has gone through a natural process inside the hive

Perga is a hive product that forms when bees pack pollen into the honeycomb, where it goes through a natural process inside the hive. Because of that process perga differs from plain bee pollen and is considered one of the most valuable products of the bee world.

For many people perga is still unknown. Most customers know honey well, some know propolis and bee pollen, but perga is a product that still needs explaining.

That is exactly why perga is the central product of the Oaza Bee brand.

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How does perga form?

It forms in the world of bees, in the natural rhythm of the hive

Perga is not an industrial product. Our job is to respect that process, harvest the perga carefully and prepare it for you in a way that preserves its natural value.

  1. 01

    Bees bring in pollen

    From the plants around the oasis the bees carry pollen pellets into the hive on their hind legs.

  2. 02

    They pack it into the comb

    The pollen is packed into the honeycomb cells and sealed with a thin layer of honey and wax, away from air.

  3. 03

    A natural process in the hive

    In contact with bee enzymes, honey and the warmth of the hive, the pollen goes through a process that turns it into perga.

  4. 04

    Careful harvesting

    Josip removes the perga from the comb by hand, taking only a part — the bees keep what they need for their brood.

  5. 05

    Prepared for your home

    The perga is cleaned, dried and packed into 100 g jars. No heating, no additives.

Why is perga special?

It needs far more care than an ordinary product off the shelf

Perga is special because it forms inside the hive. It is:

  • naturally tied to the work of the bees
  • carefully harvested from the hive
  • less known than honey, yet fascinating to people who explore hive products
  • a product chosen by people who watch carefully what they put into their body
  • one of the main reasons we want to teach people about the richness of the bee world

We do not talk about perga as a miracle product. We talk about it as a rare, natural, high-quality hive product that deserves a special place in the diet of people who choose consciously.

Perga and bee pollen

What is the difference?

Bee pollen

The raw material bees collect from plants and carry into the hive — what the bees bring in.

Perga

Forms when the bees pack that pollen into the comb, where it goes through a natural process — what is made inside the hive.

That is why perga has a different structure, a different character and a special place among hive products.

Who is perga for?

For people who choose carefully what they put into their body

It is especially interesting for:

  • active people
  • athletes and weekend sportspeople
  • people who watch their diet
  • people who love natural products
  • customers who want something more special than classic honey
  • those who want to discover the wider world of hive products

Perga is not a product to buy on impulse. It is for people who want to understand what they buy and why they choose it.

How is perga used?

In small daily amounts, simply and regularly

It can be taken:

  • on its own
  • with breakfast
  • with honey
  • with yoghurt
  • with oats
  • as part of a morning routine

Important: do not put perga into very hot drinks — high temperatures are not ideal for delicate natural products.

How is perga stored?

Carefully — like everything natural

We recommend:

  • keep it in a dry place
  • away from direct sunlight
  • close the jar well after opening
  • follow the instructions on the packaging

If you are not sure how best to use or store the product, you can always get in touch.

Why Oaza Bee perga?

We believe the best way to sell is trust

Oaza Bee perga comes from our own hives and is part of our family beekeeping story.

You are not buying from an anonymous shop. You are buying from a family that stands behind its products, knows its hives and wants to explain clearly what the product is, how it forms and why it is special.

Our perga is carefully harvested, prepared with care and described without exaggerated promises.

The price of perga

Why does perga have a premium price?

€108 / 100 g

Perga has a premium price because it is not an ordinary hive product. It forms inside the hive, it takes knowledge, care and precision to harvest, and customers choose it as a high-quality product of the bee world.

Its value lies not in the packaging but in the process, the origin, the work of the bees, the work of the beekeeper and the trust in the family behind the product.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about perga

What is perga?

Perga, or bee bread, is a hive product that forms when bees pack pollen into the honeycomb, where it goes through a natural process inside the hive.

Is perga the same as bee pollen?

No. Bees carry pollen into the hive; perga forms when that pollen is packed into the comb and goes through a natural process inside the hive.

How is perga used?

Most often in small daily amounts, on its own or with breakfast, honey, yoghurt or oats.

Who is perga for?

For people who choose carefully what they put into their body, especially active people, weekend sportspeople and those who want to discover the wider world of hive products.

Can perga go into tea?

We do not recommend putting it into very hot drinks. It is better on its own or with food that is not hot.

How much does Oaza Bee perga cost?

Oaza Bee perga comes in a 100 g jar at EUR 108.

Discover perga from the Oaza Bee hives

If you are looking for a rare hive product and you choose carefully what you put into your body, Oaza Bee perga is the product to start with.