Couldn't speak anymore highly of this milk. I'm lactose intolerant and for some reason can drink this milk no worries, so much better then the over processed lactose free crap

As a person who grew up in the era when milk was delivered to you by the local farmer direct from his herd getting milk that can duplicate that taste today is difficult.

But I have to say A2 Full Cream Milk comes very close.

I am not into all the Hype that surrounds A2 milk, because I believe all milk in there own way are beneficial to good health.

But if you want a good tasting milk that can be got almost anywhere and are prepared to pay a little more then you cannot go past A2 full cream milk.

I have barely touched milk over the last 10 years as I suffer from IBS and milk would leave me rather sick after drinking even though I love the taste. Since trying A2 I haven't looked back, the usual milk taste without the subsequent symptoms - thanks. For me, easy to justify the higher price (though generally cheaper at Aldi).

I've been drinking A2 milk for the last couple of years and I it's been great! I don't feel bloated, and don't get stomach cramps and it's preety damn good when making coffee too. Sure it's more expensive, but the benefits out way the price point.

After me and my wife tried A2 milk once few months ago, we never purchase other brands of milk any more. Just A2 milk because, somehow, my lactose intolerance wife feels less uncomfortable when consuming A2 as compare to other brands. I am not sure whether was that due to A2, but I am happy with buying lesser soy or almond milk.

In term of quality, I have to say it is also the best among the rest in my opinion.

This is really good milk. Now I am using it for my son and he loves it. it is easy to digest and good in test.

I wanted to try A2 milk because my 2 year old son has allergies and upper respiratory infections which I am told may be exacerbated by A1 protein in normal milk. I went to the supermarket and picked up a bottle of PURA A2. Something was telling me to read the fine print. PURA A2 MILK IS NOT A2 MILK just deceptive marketing. It contains 50% A1 protein which is the same as NORMAL milk. If anyone is wanting to try A2 for their health, please do not buy the PURA alternative. It is a marketing con. Stick with the original A2 brand of milk which is 100% A2 and doesn't contain any A1 protein which is detrimental for some people.

This is hands down the best milk brand in Australia in terms of quality. Forget about the whole A2 protein thing as the claim that it's better for your health has been proven to be scientifically incorrect. The reason people feel better drinking a2 is because of somethin called placebo effect, look it up. Thanks to their marketing of course, notice that every claim they make has a “it may” or “maybe” that's because they can't really prove anything.

Anyways speaking in terms of quality this is still the best taste and freshness

We switched to A2 milk and I think it works better for the kids they seem to digest it better, no luck with the A2 cream however - no problem with digesting it but the taste is bad! Also very hard to beat, not sure what the problem is but no one likes it........surprising since the milk is great :(

We have been using this since my daughter turned 12 months, when she could switch from formula to full cream milk. It tastes exactly as I remember milk tasted when I was growing up, really creamy. It does cost a little more (only by about $1) than your standard milk but it tastes great.
Taste

Love the milk however and 3 occasions recently we found the milk to be off well before the Use By date. No other old products in fridge that may have caused this. Rang customer service and they wouldn't help without a receipt. Disapointing outcome given how much more expensive this milk is vs other brands.

Don't believe the hype about A2 milk, its just the same as normal milk. After trying the milk for a few weeks I didn't notice anything particularly different about it. I conducted some of my own research into the health benefits claimed by the producers, and I am very skeptical. Its just like if I said there are high incidences of heart disease in people who eat KFC and drink A1 milk. What makes you think its because of the A1 milk??
Save your money, by normal milk and spend the difference on some fruit and veg.
The same as normal milk
Expensive

Both my husband and son have always suffered from dodgy tummies after drinking a lot of milk - especially milkshakes etc...They are not lactose intolerant but definitely certain milks do cause them discomfort. Since switching to A2 milk we have no problems at all - smoothies, milkshakes etc......cause no discomfort. Now my 6 year old always announces (embarrassingly) at other peoples houses I can only drink A2 milk when offered anything else.

Love it will not go back!
Everything - taste, comfortable tummy, we know it's good for us!
Expensive but hey it's worth it!

Overall, I really love the taste of this milk. In general, I go for the lighter ones, but when I want something a little creamier, I always go for this one. It's got a good amount of protein and calcium and tastes delicious. It's too expensive, though.
Delicious. Useful for people suffering from skin rashes, as they may be caused by a strand of protein in other milks. This A2 protein milk doesn't have that protein.
Too expensive. They'd be able to tackle a much larger market if they dropped their price to $4 like Pura or Pauls.

Ok so its slightly more expensive than regular milk. But when we first started using it was about 5 years ago when it was just starting up production in Adelaide. I had to drive 20mins out of my way to get it and it was costing me $5 for 1 litre.

HOWEVER my son had really bad eczema at the time and it was recommended I try this milk. Within 3 weeks his skin was almost completely cleared up (obviously along with the preventative treatments we used).

We love this milk and now apart from the lactose free milk I buy for my husband its the only milk we use.
LOVE IT! Decent sized containers, easy to obtain now, helped my son's eczema
Bit more expensive than regular milk

If this milk had the plant sterols in it to reduce cholesterol, it would be perfect! I would never buy anything else.
Tastes great.
Expensive.