The three-harvest tasting set
Three Yemeni valleys, side by side
One 285 g jar each of Hadrami, Shabwani and Usimi. Same tree, three characters — the easiest way to find the one you will keep coming back to.
- 3 × 285 g, one per valley
- 5% multi-jar saving at checkout
- Raw — never heated
$228.00$239.97
The 5% multi-jar saving is applied automatically at checkout. Ships free.
What's in the set — in tasting order
1 of 3
UsimiUsimate, highland Yemen
- Flavour
- Floral and waxy, lighter than Hadrami
- Texture
- Liquid honey around a section of comb
2 of 3
HadramiWadi Do'an, Hadramout
- Flavour
- Caramel and malt, long finish
- Texture
- Thick and slow-pouring
3 of 3
ShabwaniShabwah
- Flavour
- Deep and resinous, faintly bitter finish
- Texture
- Dense, close to Hadrami
How to taste them
- Let all three jars come to room temperature — cold honey hides its aroma.
- Use a clean, dry spoon for each, and take only a little: half a teaspoon is plenty.
- Go lightest to darkest — Usimi, Hadrami, then Shabwani — with a sip of water in between.
- Let each one sit on the tongue before swallowing. The differences are in the finish.
Already know you will go through a lot of it? The same harvests come in 7 kg bulk gallons.
From verified buyers of these harvests
5 out of 5 starsGreat-tasting honey! I have a question
Great-tasting honey! I have a question, though. Is there a reason you package your honey in plastic containers instead of glass jars? My understanding is that glass is more environmentally friendly, is recyclable, and is generally considered a better long-term storage option for honey since it doesn't interact with the product the way some plastics can. I was just curious about the reasoning behind your packaging choice.
5 out of 5 starsOne of the greatest and superior quality of honey that I ever tasted in my whole life
One of the greatest and superior quality of honey that I ever tasted in my whole life. I loved the packaging and the honey itself 💙🙏💙🙏💙🙏💙
5 out of 5 starsAdded to my daily routine
It's new to me, but I've started taking a spoonful a day and love the taste and blood glucose response so far.
5 out of 5 starsBrilliant Texture & Delicious
Brilliant Texture & Delicious. I'd never had Sidr honey before and loved it. It's unique.
5 out of 5 starsTaste great and tsp a day and have not been sick all winter
Taste great and tsp a day and have not been sick all winter . Hoping it continues and looking forward to more health benefits it will give me
5 out of 5 starsSo good
This is a few steps above good honey from the store. It is a complex flavor of richness. Truly hard to put into words. Between the health benefits and amazing taste, it is remarkably good.
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Common questions
What is in the tasting set?
Three 285 g jars of raw Yemeni Sidr honey: Hadrami from Wadi Do'an in Hadramout, Shabwani from the Shabwah plateau, and Usimi from the highlands around Usimate, which comes with a piece of honeycomb in the jar. Each label names the region and the season.
Is the set discounted?
Yes — our standing multi-jar saving takes 5% off any three or more jars, and it applies to the set automatically at checkout. There is no code to enter.
Which one should I taste first?
Lightest to darkest: Usimi, then Hadrami, then Shabwani. The darker honeys have longer, more resinous finishes that would mask the lighter one if you started with them.
Can I choose 500 g jars instead?
The set is built from the 285 g jars so you can compare before committing. Every harvest is also sold individually in 285 g and 500 g on the shop page.
Can I return it?
Yes. Jars can be returned within 30 days, no questions asked — the details are in our returns policy.
- 30-day returns
- Ships worldwide
- Lab-tested