The oak tree or oak or oak (Quercus spp.) forms rich forests in almost all of Greece. It was one of the sacred trees of the ancient Greeks, dedicated to Zeus because of its robustness and strength.Oak honey belongs to the category of honey produced from honeydew: honeydew is a sticky substance secreted by insects that parasitize on the bark of the oak tree, which is collected by bees and from which they produce honey. Our beehives collect honey secretions from the buds and leaves of the trees undisturbed and away from any polluting human activity. We have chosen for the collection one of the largest and most dense forests of the Peloponnese, the well-known oak forest of Fologi, at the foot of Erymanthos, between Ilia and Arcadia, applying beekeeping practices that meet the highest standards of sustainable and environmentally friendly procedures.