The King of Honey
Our honey comes from bees that feed exclusively on the Sidr (Lote) tree, growing wild in the remote valleys of Hadramaut. The result is a honey known for its thickness, deep amber colour, and distinctive herbal finish.
And your Lord inspired the bee, saying "Build yourselves houses in the mountains and trees and what people construct. Then feed on all kinds of fruit and follow the ways made easy for you by your Lord." From their bellies comes a drink of different colours in which there is healing for people. Indeed, there is a sign in this for those who think.
Quran 16:68-69
Liquid Gold
Experience the difference that pure, raw honey can make in your day-to-day life. Carefully harvested and left exactly as nature intended, this Sidr honey offers a depth of flavour and purity that commercial honey simply cannot replicate.
Pure
Nothing added, nothing taken away. Our Sidr honey is raw, unheated, and unblended — exactly as it comes from the hive.
Healing
Naturally rich in antioxidants and traditionally valued for its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties.
Authentic
Single-origin and traditionally harvested in the valleys of Hadramaut, sourced directly from trusted Yemeni beekeepers.
A Heritage of Purity
One of the world’s rarest honeys, sourced directly from trusted beekeepers in Yemen and supplied as a single-origin, unblended harvest. Available only in limited seasonal quantities.
Goodness in Every Drop
At Sidrra London, each jar encapsulates the essence of the Sidr tree, offering a taste that is both delightful and nourishing.
Frequently asked questions
Is this real Yemeni Sidr honey?
Yes. This honey is sourced directly from Hadramaut, Yemen, and supplied as a single-origin batch.
Why is Sidr honey more expensive than regular honey?
Real Sidr honey is rare, seasonal, and harvested in small quantities using traditional methods.
How do you ensure purity of your Sidr honey?
Due to its value, Sidr honey is often imitated or diluted. We focus on authenticity by sourcing directly from trusted beekeepers in Yemen; supplying single-origin batches only; and avoiding any form of heating, processing, or blending.