Golden amber honey pouring over a slice of toast, steaming cup of coffee, close macro in warm light

The guide

Before you choose, a golden flow over the morning toast: a honey is recognised first by the moment it accompanies.

Tasting guide

Which honey to choose?

Softness, intensity, texture or gift: find the honey that really matches your palate.

An independent French house Selection and traceability Dispatched from France

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Every honey has a distinct profile. These markers stay available even if the interactive questionnaire does not load.

White Honey from Kyrgyzstan: Gentle, ivory and creamy, with fine floral then milky notes.
Egyptian Black Seed Honey: Dense, mahogany brown, warm and spiced, with a peppery note.
Yemeni Sidr Honey: Amber, deep, caramelised and woody, with a long finish.
Rose Aromiel from Russia: An acacia base worked with rosehip, a floral profile, tender and silky fruit.
The Discovery Gift Box: White, Black Seed and Rose Aromiel, to compare three expressions.
The Prestige Gift Box: Sidr, White and Rose Aromiel in the black and gold box of the House.

The best honey depends first of all on your taste: gentleness, intensity, texture, origin, or the wish to give. This guide helps you choose between our rare honeys and our gift boxes of distinction according to your tasting profile.

What you feel like right now

Tap a flavour to reveal its profile

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Gentle & creamy

For a first order

To discover the world of Graines de Pèlerins, the White Honey from Kyrgyzstan (sainfoin) is the most approachable choice. Its creamy texture, its gentle taste and its floral profile please almost everyone. Harvested at 2,500 m in the Tien Shan, it spreads easily on fresh bread, or is taken off the spoon.

02

Bold & deep

For anyone who loves powerful honeys

Our Yemeni Sidr Honey (jujube) is the most intense choice. It speaks to people who like honeys that are deep, woody and marked. Its caramelised density, its length in the mouth and its rarity make it the most sought-after honey of our range. To go further, read our complete guide to Yemeni Sidr Honey.

03

Oriental & dense

For an oriental, spiced character

Our Egyptian Black Seed Honey (Nigella) has a signature of its own: mahogany brown colour, dense texture, a subtle bite in the finish. One for anyone who likes marked flavours and the traditions of the Mediterranean basin.

04

Floral & delicate

For floral gentleness

The Rose Aromiel from Russia is the most delicate option. Acacia honey infused with rosehip, worked cold in the Russian beekeeping tradition, it offers a delicate floral and fruity profile.

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A gift worth remembering

To give

For a gift, the box remains the safest choice. It lets you share several origins, several textures and several aroma profiles in a premium presentation. See our honey gift box guide to work out the right format for the occasion.

The Discovery Box · Three honeys to taste side by side. The ideal way into rare honey. The Prestige Box · Three rare honeys, Yemeni Sidr among them, in a black and gold box. Build your own box · Choose your honeys one by one: we gather them in a presentation box, ready to give.

Still hesitating? Browse the full collection and let it guide you.

See all the honeys

Frequently asked questions

Which honey should I choose to begin with?

White Honey from Kyrgyzstan is the one we suggest to begin with, for its gentleness, its creamy texture and a profile that is easy to like.

Which honey should I choose as a gift?

The Discovery Box suits a first experience very well. The Prestige Box is the better fit for a high-end gift.

Which honey is the most intense?

Yemeni Sidr Honey is generally the most intense of the range, with a deep, woody profile.

Which honey is the gentlest?

White Honey from Kyrgyzstan is the gentlest and the creamiest, ideal for a delicate tasting.

How are your honeys selected?

Every honey is chosen for its origin, its dominant flower and its sensory consistency. See our lab analyses and traceability page to understand our method.

The four signatures

Four honeys, four lights.

Each origin has its colour and its density. Scroll to see them side by side.

Yemen

Sidr Honey

Amber, dense, a deep finish.

Egypt

Black Seed

Mahogany, dense, spiced.

Russia

Rose Aromiel

Floral, fruity, delicate.

Yemeni Sidr Honey flowing from a wooden spoon

Texture

The flow

Dense, slow, unbroken.

Three rare honeys on a summer table, a spoon of amber honey

Together

The three profiles

Mild, floral, spiced.

Egyptian Black Seed Honey Trio, three jars and bamboo spoons

Size

The trio

One origin, three jars.

At the table

Honey is judged in use as much as in the jar.

On fruit, on yoghurt, in baking: every profile finds its plate.

Fruit

On fruit

The Sidr, ample and deep.

Egyptian Black Seed Honey tasted over a fruit salad with almonds

Contrast

With the almond

The Black Seed, spiced and dense.

Rose Aromiel from Russia tasted over a red fruit salad with macarons

Baking

With sweet things

The Rose Aromiel, floral and light.

Golden amber honey pouring over a slice of toast

Morning

On toast

The simplest gesture.

The land

Where the light in the jar comes from.

Landscapes evoke origins; product pages and documents explain the products. Provenance is checked in the information for the specific product, not in a photograph.

Kyrgyzstan

White Honey

Ivory, creamy, delicate.

Yemen

The wide open

A mountain harvest.

The four rare honeys lined up on a travertine base

Collection

The quartet

Four named origins.

The gesture

Recognising a honey by its flow.

The speed of the flow and the way it holds on the spoon tell you the density.

Compare

Four spoons

Four textures, four densities.

Portrait

The Sidr Honey

The densest of the four.

Spoon of Egyptian Black Seed Honey flowing, dense texture

Density

The hold

A slow, continuous flow.

Give

When several profiles appeal.

A gift box brings together several named origins and lets you compare the expressions.

Gift box

Ritual

Sidr, White, Black Seed.

Gift box

Discovery

White, Black Seed, Rose Aromiel.

Gift box

Prestige

Sidr, White, Rose Aromiel.

Presentation box

The signature presentation box

Ready to give, spoon included.

View

From above

Three contrasting profiles.

Substance

The textures

From creamy to dense.

Three jars of Egyptian Black Seed Honey presented in their presentation box

Trio

Black Seed ×3

For those who like it spiced.

The Ritual Box presented on a terrace with a bowl of fruit

Table

To share

Three honeys, one tasting.

Short answers · an informed choice

After the profile, five clear answers

Keep the useful detail without turning the guide into a wall of text: one need, one answer, one route.

Compare

How do you go from a craving to a honey?

Start with the texture and the intensity that draw you, then open the pages for the matching profiles.
Explore the honeys
Understand

Where can you check the origin and the documents?

On each honey's page, in the origin section: the valley, the batch number and the CETAM report open in full. M253022 for the Sidr, M251998 for the White Honey.
See analyses and traceability
Taste

How do you extend the profile you have chosen?

Start on its own, then explore a contrast of texture with an almond whose flavour is clearly stated.
Discover the almonds
Give

What should you choose when several profiles appeal?

A gift box brings together several named origins and lets you compare the expressions as the tasting goes on.
See the gift boxes
Bespoke

What if you chose each honey yourself?

Build your own gift box of three rare honeys, chosen one by one to your taste, gathered in the signature presentation box with its spoon.
Build Your Own Gift Box

White Honey from Kyrgyzstan

Egyptian Black Seed Honey

Yemeni Sidr Honey

Rose Aromiel from Russia

The Discovery Gift Box

The Prestige Gift Box

Tap a flavour to reveal its profile

For a first order

For anyone who loves powerful honeys

For an oriental, spiced character

For floral gentleness

To give

Frequently asked questions

Which honey should I choose to begin with?

Which honey should I choose as a gift?

Which honey is the most intense?

Which honey is the gentlest?

How are your honeys selected?

Four honeys, four lights.

Sidr Honey

Black Seed

Rose Aromiel

The flow

The three profiles

The trio

Honey is judged in use as much as in the jar.

On fruit

With the almond

With sweet things

On toast

Where the light in the jar comes from.

White Honey

The wide open

The quartet

Recognising a honey by its flow.

Four spoons

The Sidr Honey

The hold

When several profiles appeal.

Ritual

Discovery

Prestige

The signature presentation box

From above

The textures

Black Seed ×3

To share

How do you go from a craving to a honey?

Where can you check the origin and the documents?

How do you extend the profile you have chosen?

What should you choose when several profiles appeal?

What if you chose each honey yourself?

Several profiles, a box to choose.

The Discovery Box

The Ritual Box

The Prestige Box

The Black Seed Trio