Harvest 01
Now in the apiary: Autumn
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The heat breaks, the last blossoms open, and the colonies gather their stores for winter.
Our philosophy
Mawsim is a collection of rare honeys, harvested at the right time, from the right flowers, by passionate beekeepers who respect nature. Each harvest is unique. Each jar is a season.
The sidr branch symbolizes authenticity, nature and blessings. Every season carries a story that begins with the land.
The current harvest
Available now Harvest 01 · Spring 2026
Sidr Harvest
Our first harvest: a deep-amber Sidr from wild trees in the Jordan Valley, the lowest valley on earth. Warm, slow and generous — caramel and dried dates, with a gentle woody finish.
Tasting notes
- warm caramel
- dried dates
- a gentle woody finish
- Origin
- Jordan
- Honey type
- Sidr
- Harvest no.
- 01
- Season
- Spring 2026
- Net weight
- 500 g
- Region
- Jordan Valley
- Altitude
- −220 m
From JOD 14
Below sea level
Altitude of the apiary: −220 m
Our honey begins in the lowest valley on earth.
A family apiary near Deir Alla, among wild sidr treesWild sidr blossom (Ziziphus spina-christi)
Follow the seasonsThe family
From the daily jar to the numbered reserve.
Chosen this season
For the table, for a gift, for keeping.
Gift-ready
Numbered · 250 jars
The art of giving
Every gift has a season.
This season's Sidr in a box of ivory cotton paper or deep olive, closed by hand — with a card that carries your words.
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An embossed card
Blind-embossed cotton paper, written in your own words.
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An olive-wood dipper
Grooved olive wood, resting beside the jar in the ivory box.
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Harvest Passport
The story of the harvest, from the valley to the day it was jarred.
Harvest Passport
A passport for every jar.
Every jar carries a numbered seal. Scan it, and the harvest introduces itself — the valley, the bloom, the day it was jarred.
How the passport works
Scan the seal on your jar to meet its harvest.
S01-0137-AMBR
Harvest Passport
Jar no. 137
S01-0137-AMBR
- Harvest
- Sidr Harvest · 01
- Season
- Spring 2026
- Region
- Jordan Valley
- Altitude
- −220 m
- Jarred on
- 3 June 2026
- Jar
- 137 of 1,200
Our promise
Six promises, kept in every jar.
100% Natural
Seasonal quality, limited quantities
From hive to home
Respecting nature
Limited harvests
Crafted with precision
From the journal
Stories from the land.
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How to taste honey like a beekeeper
Room temperature, a clean spoon and a little patience — a beekeeper’s ritual for meeting a honey properly, and why crystals are nothing to fear.
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The valley below the sea
The Jordan Valley runs down to the lowest place on earth. What happens to a spring — and to a honey — when it begins below sea level.
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Why Sidr — the tree of patience
A thorny, unhurried tree that flowers in the lowest valley on earth. Why our first harvest had to come from the sidr.
