Yemeni Royal Osaimi Sidr Honey 500 g

Royal Osaimi Sidr honey from Yemen, in a 500 g glass jar, about 25 large spoonfuls. Delivery in Riyadh within 24 hours, and to other cities within 1 to 3 working days.

⚡ Quick facts

• Variety: Royal Osaimi Sidr honey, the top grade of Sidr in our store.
• Origin: Al-Osaimat, Amran Governorate, Yemen.
• Bloom: Sidr tree blossoms.
• Weight: 500 g in a glass jar with a gold lid.
• Testing: tested in a honey quality lab, certificate on request.
• Instalments: 4 interest-free payments with Tamara or Tabby.

🏔️ Why is it called Osaimi and Royal?

The name comes from Al-Osaimat in Amran, Yemen, where bees gather Sidr nectar. It is called Royal because it is the finest and highest-priced grade of Sidr in our range, and the yearly harvest is small.

🍯 Taste, colour and serving

A liquid honey with a deep amber colour and a reddish glow, and a rich, deep taste. Take a spoonful at breakfast, serve it beside Arabic coffee for guests, or spread a thin layer on buttered toast. It also makes a fine gift for parents, newlyweds and honoured guests.

📋 Jar details

📊 Where it sits among our Sidr honeys

Peshawari Sidr from Pakistan is the lowest-priced, then local Sidr, then local mountain Sidr, with Royal Osaimi at the top in grade and price.

🫙 Storage

Keep the jar sealed at room temperature, away from sun and moisture, and use a dry spoon. No fridge needed. Honey may crystallise over time, which is natural and does not mean it has spoiled.

🏪 Why Asal Al Jebal?

• Honey specialists for more than 40 years.
• 3 branches: Al-Rawabi and Al-Fayha in Riyadh, and Al-Wabra in Madinah.
• Every honey is lab-tested before sale.
• Returns accepted within 7 days.

❓ FAQ

What makes Osaimi Sidr honey special?
Its rich taste, amber colour and its source in the Sidr of Al-Osaimat. Enjoy it at breakfast, with coffee, or as a premium gift.

Is this honey with comb?
No, this jar is clear liquid honey. Other weights are in the Royal Sidr Honey category.

How long does one jar last?
The 500 g jar holds about 25 large spoonfuls of Yemeni Sidr honey.

How does Osaimi differ from local Sidr?
Osaimi is the higher grade and price, from Al-Osaimat in Yemen, while local Sidr costs less.

Is it suitable for infants?
No. Honey of any kind should not be given to babies under 12 months.