Malwadi, Phaltan.
Made with tradition.

SAWAI GIR AMRUT

Pure ghee. Rich heritage.

A2 Gir cow ghee, made the traditional Bilona way. From our Phaltan farm to your table.

THE GOLDEN JOURNEY

Golden by nature.
Extraordinary by craft.

Warm aroma. A rich golden colour. The grainy texture of ghee made the traditional Bilona way.

THE COLOUR OF CARE

Good things
take their time.

Milk becomes curd. Curd becomes butter. A gentle simmer brings out the golden heart of the process.

Explore the process

A tradition
worth bringing home.

From our Gir cows in Phaltan to the rituals of your kitchen. Sawai Gir Amrut, one spoonful at a time.

SAWAI GIR FARM PHALTAN, MAHARASHTRA

FESTIVE BLESSINGS & TRADITION

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Festive ExclusiveSawai Gir Amrut Festive Offer - 100ml A2 Gir Cow Ghee, 50ml Gomutra, and 1 Govari for ₹349

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100 ml Pure A2 Gir Cow Bilona Ghee + 50 ml Gomutra + 1 Cow Dung Govari

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100 ml Pure A2 Gir Cow Bilona Ghee + 90 ml Gomutra + 1 Cow Dung Govari

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GIR COW MILKCURD-CHURNED BUTTERTHE BILONA METHOD

THE ESSENCE OF SAWAI

A simple beginning.
A richer everyday.

Our A2 Gir cow ghee begins at Sawai Gir Farm. Cultured into curd, churned into butter, then slowly simmered.

Golden ghee flowing from a brass ladle
FROM MILK. THROUGH TRADITION.

The difference
is in the making.

01

Gir cow milk

SOURCED AT OUR FARM

We begin with milk from the Gir cows at our farm in Phaltan, Maharashtra. The story of every jar starts here.

02

Curd, before butter

THE TRADITIONAL BILONA WAY

Milk is cultured into dahi. A wooden Bilona churn separates the white butter from buttermilk, preserving the traditional sequence.

03

A gentle simmer

RICH IN AROMA AND TEXTURE

Butter is slowly heated until its moisture evaporates and ghee separates. This final step brings its characteristic aroma and golden colour.

THE BILONA RITUAL

Made slowly.
Remembered long.

  1. 01

    Milk

    Milk from our Gir cows begins the process.

  2. 02

    Curd

    The milk is cultured and set into dahi.

  3. 03

    Butter

    A wooden Bilona churn separates white butter.

  4. 04

    Ghee

    A slow simmer brings the ghee into its golden form.

A place. A process.
A promise.

The Sawai team presenting their original Gir Amrut ghee jars
The people behind Sawai Gir Amrut. Malwadi, Phaltan, Maharashtra.

At Sawai Gir Farm, the familiar rhythm of milk, curd, butter and ghee carries forward a deeply Indian tradition.

Our home is Malwadi, Phaltan. Our purpose is to bring the aroma and texture of Bilona ghee into the everyday kitchen.

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BRING HOME THE GOLD

Sawai
Gir Amrut.

A2 Gir Cow Bilona Ghee

Choose your jar

A little richness, every day.

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Price per jar · MRP ₹800
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Know the source.
Trust the process.

Good ghee begins with clear answers. Here is the story behind the jar.

Our source
Sawai Gir Farm, Phaltan
Our milk
Gir cow milk
Our method
Curd, Bilona-churned butter, slow simmer
Our home
Malwadi, Satara, Maharashtra
What makes the Bilona method different?

It begins with cultured curd. The curd is churned into butter before being heated into ghee, following the traditional milk-to-curd-to-butter sequence.

Which jar should I choose?

Choose 200 ml for a taste, 500 ml for a smaller kitchen, or 1 Litre for regular family cooking.

How do I place an order?

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Sawai ghee alongside brass utensils, flowers and a traditionally set Indian table

A spoonful of home.
Every single day.

Over warm dal. On a fresh roti.
In the moments that bring us together.