Our Story
قصة منحل الخطيب — من جبال الأردن إلى مائدتك
Ajloun, Jordan · 2015
In 2015, our journey started far from the world of computers and programming — as a hobby and nothing more. As the days passed, our apiary began to grow and develop, and alongside the apiary grew our love for this passion.
What began as a personal hobby gradually became a family affair. I taught my wife and all my children this craft — both the science and the hands-on practice. And within us grew the values of patience, generosity, and teamwork that the bees themselves taught us.
By the grace of Allah, our apiaries have since spread across all regions of the Kingdom, so that we may bring you every variety of fine Jordanian honey.
Our Locations
Each location produces a distinctly different honey — a true reflection of its unique flora, altitude, and microclimate.
Wildflower meadows at 800–1,200 m elevation. Home to our Wild Flora and Centaurea varieties. The rich biodiversity here means each jar carries aromatic, delicious, distinctive flavours that change season to season.
Eucalyptus, acacia, and mountain thorn trees line the quiet slopes of Jordan's highlands. The warm, humid microclimate produces our signature Eucalyptus Honey with its distinctive mentholated character and warm amber hue.
The ancient sidr (jujube) trees of Jordan's southern lowlands yield our rarest harvest. Revered since antiquity, Sidr Honey from this region is deeply aromatic, thick, and exceptional in quality. We produce very limited quantities each year.
We rotate hive placements to follow each plant's flowering peak — moving hives so bees forage only from the target bloom during its prime. This is what makes our honey genuinely single-source, not just labelled that way.
Our Promise
Every jar of Alkhateeb honey is a promise — that what you're tasting is exactly what the bees made, nothing more and nothing less.
Lab-Tested
You don't have to take our word for it. We sent a sample of our honey to the Chemical Sciences Laboratories at Jordan's Royal Scientific Society — and every result met the Jordanian Standard for honey.
The 2026 harvest is available now. Quantities are strictly limited to what our bee yards produce naturally each season — once a variety sells out, it's gone until next year.
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