The Daily Glass
For the household that begins with chai.
₹3,400
A month
- 1 L A2 Gir milk, daily
- Returnable glass bottle
- Pause any day by 9 pm
The sunrise round
Wake to milk at the door.
A standing order with the farm. Milked at 5, bottled by 6, at your gate before the sun clears the boundary wall.
On the round now — Amritsar, every morning
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How it works
One evening order, one dawn round.
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You order by 9 pm
The night list closes while the herd is already asleep. Standing orders roll on untouched.
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We milk at 5
By hand, in the dark, forty-two cows. Every litre is in the chiller by half past.
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Bottles at your gate before sunrise
The van leaves at a quarter past six. Glass on the step before the birds get loud.
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Empty glass rides back on the next round
Rinse it, leave it out. It goes home to be washed, steamed and filled again.
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The plans
Choose your morning.
Every plan rides the same van, from the same forty-two cows. The only question is how much of the dairy your table wants.
The Family Pot
Milk for the kettle, dahi for the table.
₹9,200
A month
- 2 L A2 Gir milk, daily
- 400 g clay-set dahi, daily
- Kulhads and glass, returned
- Pause any day by 9 pm
Most chosen
Begin the roundThe Full Larder
The whole dairy, on one quiet round.
₹10,900
A month
- 2 L A2 Gir milk, daily
- 400 g clay-set dahi, daily
- 200 g white makhan, weekly
- 250 g malai paneer, weekly
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The route
Does the round pass your gate?
One van, one tight loop, so the milk never waits at a depot. Amritsar first; the map grows a street at a time.
On the map now — pincodes beginning 143
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Questions, answered
Asked at the gate.
Can I pause my deliveries?
Any day, by 9 pm. Tell us the dates and the round simply skips your gate from the next morning. Pause a weekend, a wedding month, a whole monsoon — the plan waits, unbilled, until you're back.
Why glass bottles?
Milk tastes of its container, and glass gives nothing and takes nothing. Each bottle is washed, steamed and refilled, and makes the round some two hundred times before it retires. The clink on the step at dawn is part of the bargain.
What does A2 mean?
Indian breeds like the Gir carry the older A2 form of beta-casein, the milk protein, rather than the A1 common in industrial herds. Many households find it sits gentler. The Gir herd is tested as one, all forty-two, so the answer never changes bottle to bottle.
What if I miss the 9 pm cutoff?
The night list closes at 9 so we know how many litres to milk before we sit down at 5. An order placed at 9:05 simply rides the next round and arrives a dawn later. Your standing plan is never affected.
How does billing work?
Monthly, like a good doodhwala. We keep the khata; one bill arrives at the month's end, trimmed for any paused days. No advance, no lock-in — the round earns its place each morning.