Rare Honey · Origins of Distinction
It doesn’t drip. It melts.
White Honey from Kyrgyzstan, the gentlest of our four rare honeys.
White Honey from Kyrgyzstan
- It stands on the spoon, then melts on the tongue
- Floral, almost milky, with no bitterness
- Tian Shan sainfoin, 2025 harvest, analysis published in full
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Yemen · one harvest a year
A honey you don’t forget.
Caramel first, then a woody warmth that lingers.
Jujubier Honey from Yemen
- Amber and dense, to be savoured by the spoonful
- Caramel opens, warm wood takes over
- A single harvest, in autumn, in Wadi Do’an
3-month ritual · 3 jars · Edam Cheese Almonds included
Published analyses
Proof, not promises.
Three of our honeys have been through the laboratory: White Honey and Jujubier at CETAM, the Black Seed Honey at Michel Bocquet. We publish the reports in full, for anyone to read.
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White Honey · 90% sainfoin pollen
CETAM report M251998
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Jujubier · 14.2% water, where up to 20% is allowed
CETAM report M253022
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Nigella · nigella pollen identified
Analysis no. 10961 · Michel Bocquet laboratory
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Each report covers the sample it identifies.
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Egypt · Nile Delta
A honey with some bite.
Deep sweetness, then a peppery warmth that lingers.
Egyptian Black Seed Honey
- Mahogany brown, dense, slow to leave the spoon
- A peppery edge that stays on the finish
- No seeds added: the pepper comes from the flower
3-month ritual · 3 jars · Edam Cheese Almonds included
Russia · prepared cold
A pink cream that intrigues.
Tender and fruity: you taste it, you wonder, you come back to it.
Rose Aromiel from Russia
Acacia honey preparation with rosehip extract
- Tender and fruity, it coats the spoon
- The fruit of the wild rose, worked cold into acacia honey
- No essential oil, no synthetic flavouring
3-month ritual · 3 jars · Edam Cheese Almonds included
Why three months?
A 250 g jar is about a month of tasting. Three jars give you the time to truly know a honey.
The first month, you discover it.The texture, the colour, the first surprise.
The second, you recognise it.You pick out its notes and know what to pair it with.
The third, you can’t do without it.The next jar is already waiting in the box: no more scraping the bottom of the jar.
And every 3-month ritual arrives with a bag of Edam Cheese Almonds, on the house.
Really good
Fabrice R.White Honey from KyrgyzstanTranslated from French This honey is nothing like the other black seed honeys on the market. The others are very bitter, this one is better. My purchase was largely driven by your transparency about where the products come from. I highly recommend it.
Soumailla I.Egyptian Black Seed HoneyTranslated from French 
The jar is pretty, glass, with a wooden honey spoon. Nice. The taste is incredible, less runny but just as delicious.
Gérald M.A review of the HouseTranslated from French Truly high-quality honey, very dense, a perfect taste. Fast delivery, and the honey comes in a beautifully made presentation box.
Sabrina F.Jujubier Honey from YemenTranslated from French 
Like rose candy floss, almost a dessert. It awakens every sense.
Eloïse M.Rose Aromiel from RussiaTranslated from French 
Fast delivery and incredible honey. My favourites: the Black Seed and the Jujubier.
Baptiste P.The Ritual BoxTranslated from French
The House pairing
Soft first, then the crunch.
A spoonful of White Honey, then a coconut almond.
The ivory cream melts, the almond cracks: they answer each other, evening after evening.
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To give
Three honeys, one box.
White Honey, Black Seed Honey and Rose Aromiel, three spoons, ready to give.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a jar last?
About a month of tasting, at your own pace. The 3-month ritual brings together three 250 g jars of the same honey, in a gift box.
3-month ritual or a single jar?
A single jar arrives in its presentation box, with its spoon. The 3-month ritual brings three jars together in a gift box, at the best price per jar, with a bag of Edam Cheese Almonds on the house.
My honey has crystallised: is that normal?
Yes. Honey crystallises over time, at its own pace: White Honey even turns into an ivory cream all by itself. A cool room firms it up, gentle warmth softens it; neither its taste nor its quality changes.
Where and when will I receive my order?
We usually prepare every order within 48 working hours, in its presentation box. In France and Belgium, it then arrives within 3 to 5 working days, at a pickup point or at your door. Free Mondial Relay delivery · France, Belgium and Luxembourg.
The House promise
- Shipped within 48 working hours, in its presentation box
- Free Mondial Relay delivery · France, Belgium and Luxembourg
- Jar damaged on arrival? Replaced at our expense, no return needed
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In a few lines
Graines de Pèlerins selects four rare honeys, each from a precise origin. White Honey from Kyrgyzstan comes from the sainfoin of the high Tian Shan valleys: it crystallises on its own into an ivory cream, with nothing added, and its CETAM analysis (report M251998) finds 90% sainfoin pollen. Jujubier Honey from Yemen is harvested once a year, in autumn, in Wadi Do’an, Hadramawt; amber and dense, it measures 14.2% water (CETAM report M253022). Egyptian Black Seed Honey comes from the Nile Delta: mahogany brown, it owes its peppery edge to the nigella flower, with no seeds added, and its analysis (Michel Bocquet laboratory, no. 10961) identifies nigella pollen. Rose Aromiel is a preparation of acacia honey and rosehip extract, the fruit of the wild rose, worked cold following a Russian tradition. Every 250 g jar comes in its presentation box with its spoon; the 3-month ritual brings three jars of the same honey together in a gift box, about three months of tasting.
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