
Yemen
Sidr Honey
Amber, dense, a deep finish.

Travel notes, beekeeping knowledge and the secrets of rare origins. Every article tells of a honey, a region, a piece of craft.

Géographie
A map of the main rare honey producing regions of the world: Yemen, Central Asia, North Africa, Russia and Oceania. Origins, dominant flowers, profiles and harvest conditions.
Read the articleEvery origin tells of a flower, a short harvest window, a beekeeping tradition handed down. Follow the terroir that speaks to you.
Fifteen themed notebooks on rare honeys, tasting rituals, authenticity and beekeeping traditions around the world.
Four origins, limited harvests, gift boxes made for giving and for tasting.
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In pictures
Four origins, one method, one presentation box. Scroll through.

Yemen
Amber, dense, a deep finish.

Egypt
Mahogany, dense, spiced.

Russia
Floral, fruity, delicate.

Texture
Dense, slow, unbroken.

Together
Gentle, floral, spiced.

Format
One origin, three jars.

Density
A slow, continuous flow.

Gift box
Three origins together.
The other side
Eight clearly named flavours, photographed in the place that suits each one.

Warm
Gentle, woody warmth.

Indulgent
A round cocoa note.

Gentle
Fragrant sweetness.

Savoury
Clean salt, discreet umami.

Fiery
A rising heat.

Bright
A bright, clean point.

Smoked
Long, lasting smoke.

Contrasted
Three flavours in sequence.