Bee Ways Taif Sumra Honey is a Saudi monofloral honey produced from the nectar of the sumra, or samra, tree (Vachellia tortilis, formerly Acacia tortilis). This desert acacia species grows in the arid regions of the Arabian Peninsula, while Bee Ways associates its organic Sumra honey with the Taif region.

The honey is harvested from mobile apiaries that Bee Ways relocates during the season to areas where sumra trees are in full bloom. It comes from the company’s own beehives and is produced without added ingredients and with minimal processing to preserve its natural aroma, color, and thick consistency. Sumra trees flower in hot, dry conditions, producing nectar that gives the honey its concentrated desert character.

Taif Sumra Honey has a dark amber to almost brown color, a rich, thick texture, and a complex aromatic profile. It is distinguished by deep caramel, smoky, and subtly woody notes, balanced sweetness, and a lingering, warming finish.