Six unique honey wines and liqueurs, each crafted with Alberta's golden honey and a passion for quality.
Every bottle starts with ingredients grown and harvested right here in Alberta.
Sourced from local beekeepers — Alberta produces some of the world's purest honey.
Real Canadian blueberries, sweet and tangy, picked at peak ripeness.
Seasonal fruits selected for quality and ripeness from local suppliers.
Handcrafted in Calgary with care, tradition, and attention to every detail.
Our signature honey wine — golden, smooth, and distinctly Albertan. Crafted from pure Alberta honey with a clean, balanced finish that honors the beekeeping tradition that started it all.
A barrel-aged honey wine with rich depth and warm complexity. The aging process brings out caramel and oak notes that complement the natural sweetness of Alberta honey.
A smooth, honey-forward wine that captures the spirit of gratitude. Light, floral, and elegant — perfect for celebrations and quiet moments alike.
Honey meets wild blueberries in a liqueur that's sweet, tart, and unforgettable. A versatile spirit that works beautifully in cocktails or over ice.
A warm, fruity liqueur with the sweetness of ripe peaches balanced by Alberta honey. Beautiful in cocktails, over dessert, or sipped neat.
A floral honey wine celebrating the wildflowers of Alberta. Delicate aromas and a soft, lingering finish that pairs beautifully with cheese and light desserts.
A rich, deep cherry liqueur with the warmth of Alberta honey. Bold, fruity, and perfect for winter evenings or as a cocktail base.
Apollonia was an ancient city on the Albanian coast — a place where beekeepers practiced their craft for thousands of years. When Dritan and Albana Qose left Albania for Calgary, they carried that legacy in the name they chose for their honey wines.
It's a story of two homes — one ancient, one chosen — and the golden thread that connects them. Every bottle of Apollonia is a small tribute to that journey.
Find our products at retailers across Calgary, Airdrie, Lethbridge, Okotoks, and Bragg Creek.
