Vedic Ghee Premium A2 Gir Cow Cultured Desi Ghee from Kesariya Farm | Vedic Bilona Two Way Churned | Indian Gir Cow Ghee, Pure A2 Ghee, Natural & Healthy, Non-GMO | Lab Certified (250ml)

Good pure ghee

Warm, nutty aroma, golden hue, and grainy texture feel genuinely pure. The cultured, bilona-prepared A2 ghee elevates tadka, rotis, and coffee with a clean, rich taste and minimal after‑grease. Comes in a sturdy glass bottle and handles medium‑high heat well. Priced on the higher side, but a little goes a long way.

This ghee is a top-notch product, capturing the essence of traditional Indian ghee-making techniques. Its rich, golden color and robust aroma speak to its quality. The taste is exquisite, with a deep, nutty flavor that elevates my cooking. I appreciate the fact that it's made from the milk of desi cows, known for their A2 milk, which offers potential health benefits. It's also versatile; I use it for cooking, baking, and as a condiment. The packaging is convenient, and the purity of this ghee sets it apart. Highly recommended for those seeking an authentic, premium ghee experience.

Very nice authentic ghee , buy this ghee…..

I have been using this ghee for more than 5 years and had no complaint. But my last order which I received yesterday, doesn't seems to be like all other ghees which I already consumed. No grainy texture and seems like dalda ghee. And it took much more time then older orders which I used to receive the very next day of order placement but this time it took more than a week. Unfortunately I have to switch to some other brand from now on...

First 3,4 days it's smell & taste was good. Then it's same as other available in market product.

Is as good as it claims to be. Very old world and genuine. I have one serious complaint and I hope the manufacturer will pay close attention. The bottle has a foil seal (aluminium is bad). Never mind. But when you have torn the foil, there is a fine cling-wrap-quality plastic seal which is dangerous. You almost miss it. It tears when you tear the foil, and then sinks into the ghee. Elders or others with not very good vision can swallow this and face a serious hazard. The yellow you see in the image is the ghee stuck to the plastic. But see the plastic on the edge -- in the front of the cup, not the one at the back -- that is the outer plastic, should not have been in the image. But look at the the little crumpled plastic blob in the front edges of the cup. That is how it looks. I urge you to use paper seal only, nothing more. I can't see how the plastic wrap-seal helps in any way. Please, don't let a terrific product get a bad name owing to some unforeseen accident.

Good quality

HIGH quality, pricey, but you get what you pay for. arrives with a wooden spoon.