Hapus Raja: The World's Finest Mango Variety
The deep, rich, sweet flavour and the unique aroma make Alphonso mangos the King of all fruits.
The taste of Ratnagiri Alphonso is second to none!
King of Mangoes in the world, Hapus Raja!
Alphonso is the King of the mango, and its origin is from Ratnagiri & Devgad. Alphonso Hapus - is the most beautiful mango to exist.
Why are Hapus mangoes of India so expensive?
Hapus mangoes, the Bright yellow fruit with Geographical indicator, are the king of fruit. Known for their freshness added with Ice Cream, cake, jelly, custard, and sheera for your sweet tooth.
They are expensive due to their limited availability and high demand. They have a unique, rich flavour and delightful taste that differentiates them from other Amba varieties.
The meticulous cultivation process, long ripening period, and delicate handling also increase their price.
Why are Carbide free Hapus mangoes so expensive?
Hapus mangoes are expensive due to their superior taste, texture, and aroma.
They have a limited growing season and are hand-harvested, making them more labor-intensive.
Additionally, their high demand and popularity contribute to their higher price compared to other mango varieties.
Hapus Mango | Hapus Amba King of Mangoes in World
It is Grown near the western part of India and is known for its creamy texture and incredible taste.
We believe that our customers deserve to taste this incredible creation of God. Therefore, we strive hard to deliver the freshest of the lot!
Alphonso Mango (also known as Hapus) is the King of Mangoes.
Hapus Aam - King of Kings Mango Raja
The 200 km west line of the Indian coast between Goa and Mumbai (the Konkan region) has suitable soil and climate conditions, allowing Alphanso mangos production.
The Ratnagiri district and Devgad taluka Konkan region of Maharashtra produce the finest yellow-coloured and uniquely flavoured mangoes with a tender texture and pleasant fragrance.
The Tropical fruit is grown on hectares of land in Ratnagiri and Devgad in Sindhudurg.
Mango Enthusiasts highly seek after these mangoes and are often referred to as the King of Kings.
Devgad hapus Raja Mango are with luscious. Pulp is delivered across India, Delhi, Hyderabad, Chennai, Ahmedabad, Bangalore, Indore, Gujarat, and Japan in the Hafoos season.
Alphonso is also grown in other parts of India, such as Karnataka.
Farmers in the US, Mexico, and South America have also tried to produce the fruit with varying degrees of success.
Hafoos are sensitive to the weather.
Malawi Hafoos
However, only Malawi in Africa could produce near cousins like Ratnagiri Hapus King of Mango.
Alphonso is our highest-selling product every season. The first flowering of Hafoos trees usually commences in February and the second season.
Ratnagiri Alphonso Peti in Bangalore King of Mango
Ratnagiri Alphonso Peti is a famous mango variety from the western Indian state of Maharashtra, specifically from the Konkan belt.
Bangalore, also known as Bengaluru, is a city in the southern state of Karnataka. While Ratnagiri Alfanso mangos are not grown in Bangalore, they are widely available in the town through various suppliers and Online suppliers like us.
These delectable mangos satisfy the craving for sweetness and tantalize the taste buds with their rich and luscious flavour.
Unfortunately, some traders in the market try to deceive customers by selling inferior mangos from other regions by labeling them as Devgad Hapus or Ratnagiri Hapus.
Purchasing Alfanso mangos from trusted sources like ours in the Konkan belt is vital to ensure their authenticity and quality.
The Ratnagiri Alphonso Peti mangos are known for their unique taste, resulting from the excellent climatic conditions of the Konkan region, resulting in fresh mangoes with a distinctive flavour.
The Ratnagiri Alphonso Peti mangoes are also known for their bright sunset yellow colour, similar to the Alfanso mangos from Ratnagiri.
Many people in Bangalore eagerly wait for the summer season to savour these juicy and flavorful mangoes, which are considered among India's best.
GI tag certified Devgad Alphonso In Ahmedabad Raja Mango
Devgad Alphonso, a popular named variety of mangoes grown in the Devgad region of Maharashtra, including the hapus aam, has been granted a Geographical Indication (GI) tag.
This certification ensures that the fruit's unique qualities and characteristics, such as its sweetness, aroma, and texture, are protected and recognized as originating from a specific geographical location.
The variety is named after Afonso de Albuquerque, a distinguished militarian and viceroy of Portuguese India from 1509 to 1515.
Jesuit missionaries introduced grafting on mango trees in Portuguese Goa to produce varieties like Alphonso. In 1563, Garcia da Orta wrote of Alphonsos grown in Portuguese Bombay, to be presented to the governor (ruler) in Goa.
The Devgad Alphonso, also known as the hapus amba, is highly sought after for its carbide-free nature, making it one of India's most expensive and desirable varieties of mangoes.
It has now become available in Ahmedabad, much to the delight of aam lovers in the city.
These mangoes have global appeal and are in high demand, not only within India but also internationally.
They are exported to various countries, such as the United Kingdom (UK) and the Middle East, where their exceptional flavour and quality are highly cherished. The United States is another prominent market for these mangoes, which are also highly valued.
The Devgad Alfanso mangos weigh between 130 and 350 grams (4.5 and 12.3 oz) and have a rich, creamy, tender texture and delicate, non-fibrous, juicy mango pulp.
As the fruit matures, the skin of an Hapus Aam turns golden-yellow with a tinge of red across the top of the fruit.
Their versatility in culinary applications adds to their widespread popularity. Many of us describe it as the best fruit on Earth.
Hapus Aamba from Konkan
Health Benefits: Mango helps to fight acidity and strengthens the bowels, supporting the body's digestion.
Mango contains phenolic compounds rich in antioxidants, which help fight cancer.
Hapus Storage
Storage: We ship semi-matured mangoes to avoid travel injuries. Peel the mangoes only after they mature.
Leave the mangoes in the hay till they ripen gradually over 4 - 6 days.