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Yemeni Sumra Honey

Yemeni Sumra Honey

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Raw, unheated Yemeni Sumra honey, also called Sumrah or Samar, from the wild Acacia tortilis of Wadi Doan, Hadramout: the same valley as our Sidr, a different tree and a different season.

Thick and dark, with warm roasted-date notes and less sweetness than Sidr. In Yemen it is the honey for the stomach, taken by the spoon on an empty stomach and often paired with Sidr. Traditional food use, not a treatment.

2-Star Great Taste 2026, judged “a super honey, complex and interesting” — the same star rating as our Royal Sidr, at a lower price, because Sumra is less known outside Yemen.

How to use

Our Yemeni Honey can be used as a natural sweetener or a health supplement. Enjoy it with tea, spread it on toast or use it in cooking and baking. For best results, consume one to two tablespoons daily.

Shipping

We pack and ship from Victoria, Australia. Orders leave within 1–2 business days with tracking.

Australia (excluding Western Australia): standard shipping is free from $100 AUD and usually takes 3–7 working days. Express is $19.95 under $100, $10 from $100 and free from $300.

International: shipping is free from $500 AUD and $20 AUD below. Express is $40 AUD. Delivery takes 7–21 working days, and customs duties are paid on delivery.

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Return policy

If you are not completely satisfied with your purchase, we offer a 100% refund on the price of our honey. Please contact us within 30 days of delivery to arrange a return. The honey must be returned in its original condition, with at least 90% of the jar's contents remaining. Please note that shipping and handling costs are non-refundable.

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DivineDrop's products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. The information provided on our website or by our customer service team is not a substitute for professional medical advice or treatment for specific medical conditions. It is important to consult with your healthcare provider before using any of our products, especially if you have any medical conditions or are taking medications. Please read all product packaging carefully and follow the instructions for use. If you experience any adverse reactions or side effects, discontinue use immediately and seek medical attention. DivineDrop is not responsible for any damages or injuries resulting from the use of our products. 

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This batch

Origin
Wadi Doan, Hadramout, Yemen
Harvest
2026

How we test, and what it proves

Taste

Dark, thick honey with warm roasted-date notes and less sweetness than Sidr.

  • Colour: Dark chestnut
  • Texture: Thick and slow-pouring
  • Finish: Warm and roasted
Ingredients and storage

Ingredients: 100% raw Sumra honey.

Storage: room temperature, out of direct sunlight. Do not refrigerate. Sumra is very slow to crystallise and may stay liquid for a long time; if it does crystallise, stand the jar in warm water below 40°C.

Not suitable for infants under 12 months.

From the Acacia of Wadi Doan

Sumra, also called Sumrah or Samar, comes from the wild Acacia tortilis of Wadi Doan in Hadramout, the same valley as our Sidr but a different tree and a different season.

The harvest depends on rainfall, so the quantity changes from year to year. In Yemen many people rank a good Sumra alongside Sidr; its lower price reflects how little it is known outside the country.

2-Star Great Taste 2026

“A super honey, complex and interesting.”

Blind-tasted by the Guild of Fine Food, United Kingdom.

How it tastes, and how to use it

Dark, thick honey with warm roasted-date notes and less sweetness than Sidr.

Colour
Dark chestnut
Texture
Thick and slow-pouring
Finish
Warm and roasted

How to use it

  • A spoonful on an empty stomach, the Yemeni way
  • Paired with Sidr through the day
  • With aged cheese or dark bread
  • Keep it out of the fridge

From the Acacia of Wadi Doan

Sumra, also called Sumrah or Samar, comes from the wild Acacia tortilis of Wadi Doan in Hadramout, the same valley as our Sidr but a different tree and a different season.

The harvest depends on rainfall, so the quantity changes from year to year. In Yemen many people rank a good Sumra alongside Sidr; its lower price reflects how little it is known outside the country.

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Yemeni Sumra Honey

Dark, thick honey with warm roasted-date notes and less sweetness than Sidr.

Origin
Wadi Doan, Hadramout, Yemen
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Why DIVINEDROP

  • DivineDrop For Yemeni Honey - Experts in Yemeni Honey with history dates back to 2008

    Yemeni honey since 2008

    Tawfik has worked in Yemeni honey since 2008, and DIVINEDROP is his own brand.

  • DivineDrop Pure and Raw Honey direct from our Yemeni Beekeepers in Wadi Doan, Hadramout

    Yemeni-owned, packed in Australia

    Sourced in Yemen, air-shipped under controlled conditions, and packed by hand in Victoria.

  • Yemeni Sidr Honey, Direct From Our Beekeepers in Wadi Doan, Hadramout, Yemen

    Direct from our beekeeper

    We buy from one beekeeper in Yemen, a relationship that started in 2011. No middlemen, no blending.

  • DivneDrop Yemeni Sidr Honey Texture - a true liquid gold

    Proof you can ask for

    Batch, origin certificate and lab results sit on the product page. Photos and video of the whole journey are yours on request.

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Frequently asked questions

What is Sumra honey?

Sumra, also called Sumrah or Samar, is a dark Yemeni honey from the wild Acacia tortilis trees of Wadi Doan, Hadramout. Ours won a 2-Star Great Taste 2026 award and is origin-certified 2026 harvest, direct from our beekeeper.

What are the benefits of Sumra honey?

In Yemeni tradition, Sumra is the honey for the stomach and digestion, taken on an empty stomach and often paired with Sidr. Research is still early. Like all honey, it is not suitable for infants under 12 months. Read Sumra honey benefits.

How is Sumra different from Sidr?

Different tree, different season, different taste: Sumra is dark and thick with warm roasted-date notes and less sweetness, while Sidr is golden and floral. Many Yemenis rank a good Sumra alongside Sidr. Read Sidr vs Sumra honey.

Why is Sumra cheaper than Sidr?

Because it is less known outside Yemen, not because it is lesser. In 2026 it won the same 2-Star Great Taste award as our Royal Sidr.

Does Sumra honey crystallise?

Very slowly. We have not yet seen our Sumra crystallise, but it may after a long time. If it does, stand the jar in warm water below 40°C.