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# Yemeni Sidr Honey (Do'ani)

From a two-week bloom in the Hadhramaut valley

~$350 / kg USD · kg

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Before you buy

Sidr Do'ani; $200–500/kg by grade

The estimate is per kilogram. Ask for origin and purity evidence; jar sizes and shipping costs vary.

Yemeni and Gulf importers; specialty honey houses (verify purity — adulteration is common).

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The story

Sidr trees in Yemen's Hadhramaut bloom for roughly two weeks a year. Beekeepers move hives into the wadi for that single flow, producing a dark, date-and-caramel honey that Yemenis have prized for centuries. Manuka has marketing; Sidr has a 1,000-year head start.

It's thick as molasses, barely sweet the way sugar is sweet — more like dried fruit and smoke. Families in the Gulf gift it at weddings the way others gift gold.

Source & photo notes

Source review date not recorded.

Honey still life; origin and variety not verified.

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