Where does each jar come from?

In southern Yemen, the Hadramawt valleys cut through a high, dry plateau. Beekeepers move their hives with the blooms: Sidr trees, Sumar trees, and wildflowers on the mountain pastures. The honey changes with the flower, from soft and buttery to dark and bold.

Date palms have grown in Palestine’s warm valleys for thousands of years. Medjool from here is large, soft and caramel-sweet. Every pack of ours says “Palestine”, so you know.

The date gardens around Madinah grow small dark Ajwa and soft Safawi. For many of our customers this is the taste of coming home from Umrah: dates carried back in the luggage and shared with family in the kampung.

In the oases of southern Tunisia grows Deglet Noor, the “date of light”. Hold one up to the sun and you can see the pit inside. Medium sweet, for every day.