Abu Farwa Chestnut Honey 250 g

Chestnut honey, known in the Saudi market as Abu Farwa honey, from Asal Al Jebal, in a 250 g jar that holds about 12 large morning spoonfuls. Riyadh orders arrive within 24 hours, and other cities within 1 to 3 working days.

• Type: chestnut honey, also called Abu Farwa honey.
• Size: 250 g, about 12 large morning spoonfuls.
• Colour: dark amber with a reddish tone.
• Taste: strong and woody, with a mild bitterness at the finish.
• Testing: every jar is lab-tested before it is listed.
• Storage: room temperature, lid closed, away from sunlight.

👅 What does it taste like and how do you eat it?

It is one of the boldest honeys: dark in colour and woody in taste, with a mild bitterness that sets it apart from ordinary sweet honey. Taste it first from a spoon, then try it over plain yoghurt or buttered toast, beside white cheese where the bitterness balances the salt, or with Arabic coffee and dates for guests.

🎁 Why the 250 g jar?

It is the first-try size: get to know this variety before choosing a larger jar. It also makes a neat gift for anyone who enjoys rare varieties, and it needs no long storage.

📦 Storage

Keep it in a dry place away from direct sunlight and close the lid firmly after each use. If part of it crystallises over time, that is normal for real honey and does not affect its quality.

🏔️ Why Asal Al Jebal?

Specialists in honey for more than 40 years, with 3 branches: Al Rawabi and Al Fayhaa in Riyadh, and Al Wabrah in Madinah. You may return it within 7 days if it does not suit you.

❓ FAQ

Is chestnut honey the same as Abu Farwa?
Yes, Abu Farwa is the name commonly used for it in the Saudi market.

Why is it slightly bitter?
A mild bitterness is a known trait of this variety, and it is what fans of bold honey look for.

How many spoonfuls are in a 250 g jar?
About 12 large morning spoonfuls.

What goes well with its taste?
Its rich taste suits yoghurt, toast, cheese and Arabic coffee, and the small jar suits trying and gifting.

Is it suitable for infants?
Infants under 12 months should not be given honey; it is fine for older kids and adults.