Porsche released its own honey

The German car manufacturer Porsche released the first batch of honey from his own apiary at the factory in Leipzig. In May, the Porsche Saxon Plant placed 25 bee families on the territory of its unique natural zone. As a result, 1.5 million bees collected 400 kilograms of linden honey this year.

Now this honey, called the Turbienchen, formed from the German words "turbine" and "bee", is sold in the store of the client center of the Porsche factory in Leipzig, writes Motorpage .

"Turbienchen" is the name of honey made by @porsche . Yes, The Company that Makes Sportscars and Suvs, The Very Same. #Porschemakeshoney pic.twitter.com/s9tvck38ne

- Riza Rizvi (@rizvi_riza) December 8, 2017

The natural zone on the territory of the Porsche plant in Leipzig with an area of ​​132 hectares is a unique phenomenon in the automotive industry and serves as a house for numerous animals: in addition to bees, various species of birds and amphibians live here, as well as hares, deer, ponies, tours, the publication is noted.