Karak & Kohat
Sidr Beri Honey
شہدِ سِدر (بیری)
Thick, malty, faint caramel and dried date.
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa · Harvest 2025–26
Every jar names the valley it came from, the flower the bees worked, the month it was pulled and the moisture reading it tested at. Anyone can write "pure" on a label. This is the honest version.
The jars
Sidr from the Karak lowlands, wild comb cut in Tirah, alpine flower honey from above Chitral. Different valleys, different months, different honey.
Karak & Kohat
شہدِ سِدر (بیری)
Thick, malty, faint caramel and dried date.
Mardan & Charsadda
شہدِ پلوسہ (کیکر)
Pale straw, clean and floral, very mild.
Tirah Valley, Khyber
جنگلی شہد، تیراہ
Dark amber, smoky, sharp herbal finish.
Lower Dir & Malakand
شہدِ اجوائن
Warm amber with a distinct thyme-like bite.
Lower Swat
شہدِ کلونجی
Deep amber, peppery, slightly bitter tail.
Peshawar & Swabi
شہدِ سفیدہ
Amber, resinous, faintly medicinal.
Chitral
شہدِ چترال
Light copper, floral, cool herbal finish.
Buner
چھتے والا شہد
Honey in the wax, exactly as the bees capped it.
Why the numbers are on every page
Sugar syrup, glucose feeding and heat-thinning are widespread in this market, and none of it is visible in the jar. Three lab figures tell you most of what you need. We print them on every product page, per batch.
Above this it can ferment. Low moisture means it was capped before harvest.
Rises with heating and age. A high figure means the honey was cooked or is old.
An enzyme count. Heat destroys it, so it shows whether the honey was handled raw.
Thresholds shown are the widely used Codex Alimentarius reference limits for honey. Ask any seller for their figures.
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