The Sidr Tree
One tree, one source.
A wild tree that blooms for a short season each year, and the honey that carries its character.
A short bloom
The sidr tree blooms for only a brief season. Bees gather nectar from those blossoms, which is why sidr honey is a seasonal, limited harvest.
In the region's tradition
Across the Arabian Peninsula, sidr honey has traditionally been kept for honoured guests and valued moments: hospitality, gifting and seasonal customs.
How to enjoy it
- From the spoon, to taste it fully.
- Stirred into warm (not boiling) water or tea.
- Kept sealed at room temperature, away from direct sun.
Good to know
Honey is a food and we make no medical claims about it. Honey is not suitable for infants under one year old. If you have a medical condition or a bee-product allergy, check with your doctor first.
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