Harvest Passportجواز الحصاد
Every jar carries a passport.
Each jar is sealed with a strip that carries a code of its own. Scan it, or type it below, to meet the harvest inside — where it bloomed, when it was gathered, and your jar’s own number.
01How it works
Three steps to your harvest
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Find the QR on the seal strip
The cotton-paper strip that folds over the gold lid carries a small QR code and, beneath it, your jar’s code.
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Scan it, or enter the code
Point your phone’s camera at the QR — no app needed. Or type the code into the box above; capitals, spaces and dashes don’t matter.
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Meet your harvest
Your jar’s passport opens: its number, the place and the months it bloomed, the days it was harvested and jarred — and the date it was first opened.
02Reading a code
Every code tells you something
- S01
- The honey and its harvestThe first letter of the honey’s English name — S for Sidr — then its harvest number, 01.
- 0137
- Your jarJar No. 137 of its harvest — every jar is numbered.
- AMBR
- Its own sealFour characters of its own, so no passport can be guessed from the one before it.
03Inside
Six pages, one jar
A passport is a small booklet that opens on your screen. Each page keeps one part of the jar’s story, from the valley where it bloomed to the moment you first opened it.
See an example passport- IdentityThe harvest, the season, your jar’s number and code.
- Place of originThe region, the apiary, the altitude and the bloom.
- StampsBloom, harvest, jarring — and the first opening.
- TastingThe notes and the colour of the honey.
- The beekeeper’s noteA few words from the apiary.
- This jarIts QR, a link to share, and where to find the honey again.
04The first opening
The first opening is stamped
The first time a passport is opened, it is stamped with the date — and whoever opens it is told they are the first. Every later visit shows that same date.
If a jar reaches you with its passport already stamped on an earlier day, please write to us — we would like to know.
No jar yet?
Every jar of this season’s Sidr comes with its own passport, waiting for its first opening.