Spring blossom 500 g
€9.00 · Available
Mild, delicate and floral – an easy-going honey for bread, yoghurt or simply by the spoonful.
Honey vending machine in Ingelheim · Since 2021
Honey from Ingelheim, direct from the beekeeper
Available 24/7 from the honey vending machine.
Pay conveniently by cash or card.
The Ingelheimer · Since 2021 · No purchased honey · No mixing with honey from other sources
Easy to find
Honey vending machine in Ingelheim
Open 24/7 · Cash payment · Card payment
Location & directions
Unterböhl 16, 55218 Ingelheim am RheinAccessible directly from the street
Simple & direct
Buy honey in Ingelheim: It's that simple
Four simple steps to fresh honey – any time of day or night at the honey vending machine.
- 1. Choose a product
Select the product you want at the vending machine.
- 2. Pay
Pay by cash or card/phone. The machine does not give change for cash payments.
- 3. Choose the compartment
Select the corresponding compartment number on the keypad. The compartment opens automatically.
- 4. Take your product
Remove your product and close the compartment again afterwards.
What Ingelheim tastes like
Honey varieties & prices
Every harvest tastes a little different – depending on the season and what is flowering around my apiary sites in Ingelheim. Spring blossom is mild and floral, while summer blossom is stronger and more aromatic. Current availability is shown with each product.
Summer blossom 500 g
€9.50 · Currently unavailable
Stronger and more aromatic than spring blossom – with the character of summer flowers around Ingelheim.
Propolis 40% 20 ml
€8.00 · Available
40% propolis tincture from my apiary. A classic bee product from the hive.
Candles variable
variable · Currently unavailable
Beeswax candles, available seasonally. Design and price vary depending on stock.
Availability may vary depending on season and stock. Candles are only available in autumn and winter.
From my own apiary
My bees. My harvest.
What goes into the jar comes from my stationary apiary in Ingelheim and is harvested and bottled by me.
My own stationary apiary
All colonies are kept in Ingelheim am Rhein. The honey comes exclusively from my apiary.
No purchased honey
I do not buy in honey. Every jar comes from my own harvest.
No mixing
The regional honey from Rheinhessen is not mixed with honey from other sources.
A short route to the jar
After harvest, the honey is bottled promptly without unnecessary processing steps.
Herr Honig
Calm beekeeping. Careful harvesting.
I deliberately run my apiary calmly and with the bees' needs in mind. I do not open my colonies more often than necessary and avoid unnecessary interventions. Instead of constantly checking, I try to disturb the natural rhythm of the colonies as little as possible.
The same applies when work is necessary: calm, careful and with as little disturbance to the bees as possible. To me, good beekeeping does not mean constantly doing something to a colony – it means knowing when an intervention is really necessary and when it is better to simply let the bees get on with their work.
From comb to jar. Without unnecessary detours.
I treat my honey the same way. It comes from my own colonies and, after harvest, takes only the short route from the comb through the necessary craft steps into the jar. No unnecessary further processing, no long transport routes and no long interim storage. The aim is for the honey to remain as close as possible to what the bees made.
My colonies stay at their locations in Ingelheim. I do not move them elsewhere to follow particular nectar flows. I do not buy in honey and I do not mix it with honey from other sources. From working with the colonies through harvest to bottling, the decisive steps remain in my own hands.
Honigmanufaktur Ingelheim is gradually becoming Herr Honig. It is the same apiary, the same approach and the same honey behind the new name.
Other places to buy
Also available locally
In addition to the honey vending machine, you can also buy my honey at REWE Markus Brzezina and EDEKA Deckenbach in Neue Mitte Ingelheim, as well as at Proviantlager in Gau-Algesheim.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions about the honey vending machine
Everything you may want to know about my location in Ingelheim and my products.
Which payment methods are accepted at the vending machine?
You can pay conveniently in cash (coins) or cashless by debit card, credit card or smartphone (Apple Pay, Google Pay).
Is the honey vending machine always open?
Yes. The vending machine at Unterböhl 16 is accessible 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Does the honey really come only from Ingelheim?
Yes. All of my bee colonies are kept in and around Ingelheim. I do not buy in honey and I do not mix it with honey from other sources.
Do you also have liquid honey?
My spring and summer blossom honeys naturally crystallise after some time. I bottle the honey directly after extraction. Completely liquid honey is therefore usually only available shortly after extraction.
Can I return empty jars?
For environmental reasons, I am happy to take back clean, undamaged jars. You can simply place them in the designated box next to the vending machine.