Description
Pressed from black mustard seeds, this is the oil that gives Bengali and North Indian food its characteristic bite. The pungency is the point — it mellows as it heats and leaves behind a depth nothing else quite reproduces.
Wooden-pressed, unrefined, and bottled with its aroma intact.














Kavya Iyer (verified owner) –
Proper mustard oil with the bite intact. Hard to find this quality now.
Suresh Babu (verified owner) –
Slightly more expensive than what I used before, but the difference in taste is obvious.
Sandeep Rao (verified owner) –
Arrived well packed and sealed. The aroma when you open the bottle is exactly what you hope for.
Lakshmi R (verified owner) –
Strong and pungent as it should be. Mellows nicely once heated.
Sneha Kulkarni (verified owner) –
You can tell it has not been refined to death. Tastes like the oil my mother used to buy loose.
Priya Shetty (verified owner) –
Good quality for the price. The per-litre pricing on the bigger size makes it worth it.
Ritu Agarwal (verified owner) –
Using it for pickles this season. The aroma is excellent.
Anjali Desai (verified owner) –
Second order. Consistent quality both times, which is what matters to me.
Harish Kumar (verified owner) –
Made shukto with it and the flavour was exactly right.
Nisha Verma (verified owner) –
Bought this after reading about wooden pressing. Genuinely different from supermarket oil.