Organic Himalayan honey, Badri A2 ghee and mountain mushrooms from Uttarakhand

Badri A2 cow ghee

From the Badri cow.

Ghee from the milk of Badri cows, the native hill breed of Uttarakhand, made in small batches.

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Organic honey, A2 ghee, mushrooms and wellness picks. Prices include GST.

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Kitchens that keep coming back

  • “The wild forest honey tastes nothing like supermarket honey. It crystallised in a week, which is how I knew.”
    Ananya Rao Bengaluru, Wild Forest Himalayan Honey
  • “Our ghee jar empties in ten days now. The aroma when you open the lid says everything.”
    Harpreet Sandhu Ludhiana, Badri A2 Cow Ghee
  • “Ordered the oyster mushrooms for my mother. Now we both cook with them every week.”
    Karthik Menon Kochi, Dry Oyster Mushroom
  • “The bee pollen goes into my breakfast bowl every morning. Fresh, and the packaging is minimal.”
    Ishita Banerjee Kolkata, Multiflora Bee Pollen
  • “Four days to Pune and the glass jars arrived without a scratch.”
    Rohan Kulkarni Pune, Wild Forest Himalayan Honey
  • “The rosemary oil is sharp and clean. A few drops in my hair oil and the scent lasts all day.”
    Devika Joshi New Delhi, Rosemary Essential Oil

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Why Bio Valley

Made the Pahadi way

  • Pure

    Sourced from the Himalayas, unadulterated and untouched, the way nature intended.

  • Authentic

    We bring you what the locals use. No shortcuts, no factory imitations.

  • Transparency

    From source to shelf, we show you everything, because trust isn't built on secrets.

  • Lab tested

    Every batch goes through rigorous testing. Purity you can verify, not just believe.

Bio Valley Typical brand
Heated, blended or over-processed Never, small batches Often
Traced to the farm Batch code on every pack Rarely
Lab report for each batch Behind the code Rarely shared
Farmer paid directly Yes, no traders Usually through traders
Added sugar, syrup, colour or preservatives None Can contain
Packed at source Sealed on the farm in Uttarakhand Repacked far from the farm

The typical column describes the mass market, not any one brand. Every claim in ours is printed on the pack as a batch code you can check.

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Questions, answered

Still unsure? Write to us and a person from the valley replies.

What is Badri A2 cow ghee?

Ghee made from the milk of Badri cows, the native hill breed of Uttarakhand, whose milk carries the A2 beta-casein protein. We make it in small batches.

Is your Himalayan honey raw and unprocessed?

Yes. Our wild forest honey is never heated and never ultra-filtered, so its pollen and enzymes stay in the jar. Raw honey crystallises naturally over time; that is a sign it is real.

Which products do you sell?

Raw wild forest honey, Badri A2 cow ghee, Cordyceps Militaris and dry oyster mushrooms, bee pollen, Shilajit and essential oils. Our teas and gift sets are being added to the store.

Are your products lab tested?

Every batch goes to an independent lab for purity and residue checks. The report sits behind the batch code on your pack.

How do I know my honey is pure?

Every pack carries a batch code that traces it to the farm, and the lab report for that batch sits behind the code. We never blend honey from different sources, and natural crystallisation is normal for raw honey.

What is Cordyceps Militaris and how is it sold?

Cordyceps Militaris is a mushroom grown on small Uttarakhand farms. We sell it as a dried fruiting body in a 10 g pack. Check the pack for how to use it.

Do you sell tea and gift sets?

Yes. We pack gift sets and sell a range of teas, so far directly and through our Instagram page. They are moving onto this store; write to us in the meantime and we will help you order.

Do you deliver across India?

Yes, we ship across India from Uttarakhand. Orders over ₹999 ship free, and every jar is packed in glass at the source.

Which payment methods do you accept?

Domestic: UPI, RuPay, Visa and Mastercard cards, net banking.
International: RazorPay, PayPal

How should I store honey and ghee?

Keep both sealed at room temperature, away from sunlight. Honey never needs the fridge; if it crystallises, stand the jar in warm water (below 40°C) and stir.

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