Pure heritage · estd 2026
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Pure heritage · estd 2026
Honey as it is.
Single-origin Sidr honey from named valleys in Hadramout. Every bottle publishes its full third-party laboratory analysis.
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The harvest
Three honeys, kept separate.
Why it is different
One bottle. One number. One record.
Almost every honey brand asks you to trust them. Ours does not, because you should not have to.
Every DAY21 bottle carries a lot number. That number resolves to a permanent public page holding the third-party laboratory analysis for that exact batch — pollen, C4 sugar, moisture, HMF, diastase, the safety panel, the laboratory that ran it and the date it ran. Including the batches that read less well than we would like.
Verification
Check the bottle in your hand.
Scan the QR code on the label, or type the lot number below, and you will get the complete third-party laboratory analysis for that exact batch.
No batches are published yet. The first harvest record goes live with the first shipment.
Understand
Worth knowing before you buy.
How do you know Sidr honey is genuine?
Four laboratory tests, and the six questions worth asking any seller.
Why is Sidr honey expensive?
A short flowering window, a manual harvest, and the cost of testing every batch.
The Journal
Harvest notes, batch publications, and how to read what is on a label.