Vantattva Wild Organic Honey Combo- Himalayan and Sundarban (Mangrove) -1400 gm

Excellent quality

Initially I was skeptical about ordering honey online, but after doing some research, ordered this. Was impressed with the packaging, no leakage whatsoever with the honey in solid glass bottles. Himalayan one is really good. The texture of honey feels raw and thick and one can taste the subtle flavours. On the other hand, Sundarban variety was very watery, although that's what had been mentioned in the product description as well as reviews. Taste was different too. Worth the try but I would prefer Himalayan anyday and will certainly reorder Himalayan variety. The seller also confirmed that except Sundarban variety all other varieties are thick. Eager to try other varieties like Sheesham, Ajwain and Mustard in the next order.

Loved both the honey. This was my first time tasting Himalayan honey and loved it's taste. But the main highlight was Sunderban honey. Loved it. Since childhood my dad used to get honey from Sunderban and once I went there and had authentic honey from there. I used to love that honey as a child. But after a while my dad stopped going there. So we didn't get that honey anymore. Later whenever I had honey, I was looking for that taste and that color and consistency everywhere. But didn't get it. Even Himalayan honey was like the honeys they describe in all the tests and everything. I was sure that authentic honey looked dark, runny and I remembered the taste. So i was confused if i had fake honey. But that seemed unlikely as I used to get my honey from the source and not from the usual market. So I did some research and got to know that Sundarban honey is the only honey with that kind of consistency. That's why I didn't find that anywhere else. The honey used to taste like heaven. When finally i tried Vantattva's Sundarban honey, i cried. It unlocked a core memory I had with this honey and got this honey after at least 10 years or more. Thank you Vantattva. I thought I'll never taste this honey again in my life.

I tried this honey because of the Chinese sugar syrup adulteration news. I do believe, that it contains more honey than other, cheaper brands. But the thickness and flavor is still a bit strange, and the colour is very dark. I come from Europe where raw and natural honey is available, and I have never seen this type of honey there. Kindly provide a NMR certificate of the batch, then I can believe that it's pure honey.

This combo pack is a good deal. Himalayan honey is more thick and dark (pictures) and Sunderban honey is more runny and light brown. The taste is quite distinctive and peculiar with Sunderban being more flowery aroma and Himalayan being more earthy+tangy flavour. The best among all the wild honey brands which I used until now and also less pricey. Well packaged with no chance of breakage, clearly labeled as Fragile. However there are tiny black particles (remnants of hive) in Sunderban honey which could be avoided.

Received the bottles today, yet to try the honey but it was not a pleasant experience of opening the package. It was a mess with one bottle leaking badly, and 1/4th of the bottle had already leaked. I think this was the first thing any manufacturer has to take into account when supplying liquid stuff especially honey which is relatively on the expensive side. My current review and rating is based on the experience uptill now, I may consider revising my review and rating if my experience improves in the future.

I have tried Dadev organic honey from Amazon only, though it was also good. But this Vanttatva honey is something different and its really great. Where the Sundarbans honey smells flowery, you will literally get submerged with the aroma, the Himalayan one is totally different from it, having the jungle's trees and that smell after rains, it literally took me away. Himalayan one is thick and different in taste also. The packaging was really good too. When I received the product, I got a message on Whatsapp from their customer support asking If I liked and got the product safely. I literally shook by that, there's only a handful of companies who does that nowadays. I've also asked about their other flavored honey like ajwain, mustard, etc. they told me these honey are collected by them form honeybee boxes that are placed in such fields, so honeybees make them from the nectars of their flowers. So these are all-natural. I was really happy I found them.

It looks pure and the taste is really good, totally recommended to be used raw on a toast with butter or similar, to enjoy the great taste. In the other hand, the price just increased! So maybe there are other options out there to compare and get?