Handpicked and aged to perfection, every grain of Mumthaz Gold rice delivers unmatched aroma, taste, and texture
Specially curated rice varieties like Jeeraka Samba and White Sella ensure your biryani turns out fluffy, aromatic, and rich in flavor.
100% natural, free from chemicals, and processed under strict quality standards so you enjoy safe, healthy, and flavorful meals.




Mumthaz Gold was born with one vision – to bring the authentic taste of royal feasts into every home. Our rice is sourced from trusted farms, processed with care, and delivered with the promise of unmatched aroma, taste, and purity.
From festive gatherings to everyday meals, our rice transforms every recipe into a royal feast. Here are a few classics you can try with Mumthaz Gold.
Jeeraka Samba rice gives this South Indian favorite its authentic taste. Tender chicken, caramelized onions, and fragrant spices come together for a feast you’ll never forget.
👉 Perfect with Mumthaz Gold Jeeraka Samba
Long, aromatic grains of Mumthaz Gold White Sella rice make this biryani a showstopper. Every bite bursts with spices, saffron, and the fragrance of slow-cooked perfection.
👉 Perfect with Mumthaz Gold White Sella
A quick and wholesome one-pot meal where fluffy grains of steam rice meet fresh vegetables and spices — perfect for family dinners.
👉 Perfect with Mumthaz Gold Steam Rice









Frequently Asked Questions
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Mumthaz Gold rice is carefully selected, aged, and processed to preserve aroma, texture, and taste. Each variety — Jeerakasala, Golden Sella, Steam, and White Sella — is crafted for different styles of cooking.
No. Jeerakasala (also called Kaima) is a short-grain aromatic rice grown in Kerala, while Basmathi is a long-grain variety. Both are premium but have different textures and aromas.
For Malabar biryani, Jeerakasala is the authentic choice. For Hyderabadi or North Indian biryani, Golden Sella or Steam Basmathi gives the perfect long, fluffy grains.
Yes. Soaking enhances cooking results. Basmathi types should be soaked for 20–30 minutes. Jeerakasala can be soaked for 10–15 minutes.
Golden Sella has a light golden colour due to steam-treatment, making the grains stronger and fluffy when cooked. White Sella is pearly white, visually elegant, and perfect for occasions where presentation matters.
Yes. Steam Basmathi and White Sella are excellent for everyday meals, while Jeerakasala and Golden Sella are often chosen for special occasions and biryanis.
Store in a cool, dry place in an airtight container. Avoid moisture and direct sunlight to preserve aroma and prevent spoilage.
India’s No.1 premium aged Jeerakasala rice, known for its unique aroma and short grains. Perfect for Malabar biryanis and traditional festive meals.Jeerakasala, also called Wayanadan Kaima rice, is a premium short-grain variety loved across South India. Known for its distinct aroma, softness, and rich flavor, it’s the secret behind authentic Malabar biryani.
Discover the finest grains — Jeeraka Samba, Golden Sella, and White Sella. Each variety is carefully selected and hygienically packed to bring authentic taste and royal aroma to your meals