What we make and how
Twenty products from what grows around the village: birches, herbs, mushrooms, apple trees, bees. We start with the simplest ones, which need almost no investment.
Catalogue
Twenty products
Each product has its own page: what it is, how we make it and how we serve it.
20 products
Stage 1
Almost no investment
This winter and spring
- Revenue per year
- 20–35k BYN
Stage 2
First guests
Summer of year 1
- Revenue per year
- 41–80k BYN
Stage 3
Craft
Year 2
- Revenue per year
- 26–41k BYN plus gin
Stage 4
Our own cider
Once everything runs
- Profit per year
- 22–34k BYN
Each bar shows the low–high range in thousands of BYN, the sum of our per-product estimates including equipment and the paperwork needed to sell.
Gift box
The whole village in one box
Syrup, cheese, honey, soap, a tincture kit and dried brooms go into an alder box. The guest takes the taste of the village home.
Honest and by the rules
How we gather and sell
- 01
Gathering in the forest
Only by agreement with the forestry office or with a forest permit, under forestry rules.
- 02
To guests
We sell food and souvenirs as a farm stay service.
- 03
Alcohol
Spirits only through a licensed partner, cider and mead through our own LLC with a licence.
Get involved
Help launch the first products
The first products, syrup, bison grass, morels, kits and soap, need almost no money and bring income in the very first season.
05 /Questions
About the products
Which products will you start with?
Birch syrup, bison grass, morels, tincture kits and birch tar soap.
Why is truffle in the experiment?
We do not know whether it grows here. We will search with a dog for a year or two.
Under what name are the products sold?
Everything goes out under one "Ten Houses" label.