Multan, Punjab
Chaunsa Mangoes, 2026 Season Closed
The king's mango.
Velvet-soft, fibreless, and impossibly sweet. The Chaunsa is the mango that Pakistani diaspora dream of through every English winter. Ripened in the heat of the Pakistani summer and picked before peak, it arrives at your door perfumed and yielding to the slightest press.
The Chaunsa season has closed for 2026
Chaunsa is no longer available this season. White Chaunsa and Rattay Wala are still available from the 2026 harvest while stocks of incoming fruit last. Pre-orders for the 2027 season open on 1 May 2027.
Estimated next availability: 2027 season, pre-orders open 1 May 2027. Dates are estimates, not guarantees.
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2027 season
The 2026 season is nearly over
The 2026 season is expected to close in early September, and availability may end sooner depending on harvest and incoming supply. 2027 pre-orders open on 1 May 2027. Leave your email and we'll tell you the day the 2027 season opens.
Chaunsa mango full specification
- Origin
- Multan, Punjab
- Variety
- Chaunsa
- Harvest season
- Historical harvest window: June to August
- Sweetness level
- Honey sweet, 10 out of 10
- Texture
- Velvet soft, melting flesh
- Fibre content
- Virtually fibreless
- Ripening guide
- Arrives semi firm. Rest at 18 to 22 °C for 2 to 4 days, until the stem end gives to gentle pressure and the perfume turns floral.
- Storage instructions
- Refrigerate once fully ripe. Eat within 3 to 4 days for peak flavour. Never refrigerate while unripe.
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- White Chaunsa →
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- Rattay Wala →
Rich, aromatic and deep golden.
- Sindhri →
Bright, golden, generous.
- Anwar Ratol →
Small fruit, enormous flavour.
- Dosehri →
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- Langra →
Green outside, gold inside.
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