✦ Bobbili Farms · Hyderabad ✦
Naturally ripened · Pesticide-free · Curated from the finest farms
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Four of our most prized varieties, curated into one gift-worthy box. Each mango tells a different story — the Coconut Mango of Kothapalli, the aromatic Panduri heirloom, the Pride of Bobbili, and the royal Imam Pasand. The perfect introduction to Bobbili's finest.
Hand-picked from the estates of Bobbili — rare varieties you won't find in any supermarket.
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Named after the elevated village near Bobbili where cool nights concentrate sugars to extraordinary levels. Thick, silky fibrous strands carry an intense floral sweetness unlike anything you've tasted. A mango meant to be sucked, not sliced — a true childhood ritual you never forget.
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Born from the red laterite soil of Bobbili, grown on the same land for generations. Rich amber pulp, finer fibres — almost threads of pure flavour. Farmers call it "the mango that tastes like memory." Best squeezed and sipped straight from the skin.
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"Kobbari" means coconut in Telugu — and this variety earns that name completely. Fiberless, cream-textured pulp carries a faint but unmistakable coconut undertone beneath the rich mango sweetness. Originating from Kothapalli village. Nearly unknown outside the district. An experience, not just a fruit.
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The royal mango of the Deccan. Saffron-hued, zero-fibre, creamy pulp — a single fruit can weigh up to a kilogram. Sweetness that is profound yet balanced, never cloying. Grown for centuries across the Deccan, available only for a few fleeting weeks at peak summer. Rare. Worth every bite.
Beyond our signature selection — more beloved varieties from across Andhra Pradesh.
Named for its golden-yellow skin traced with a delicate streak. Fiberless, aromatic pulp with bright citrusy sweetness that balances perfectly. Loved by those who appreciate nuance over brute sweetness.
Also known as Benishan. Large, smooth golden skin, fiberless and light — the mango that made Andhra famous. Mild honey sweetness and delicate fragrance make it universally loved. A classic, for a very good reason.
Don't let the small size fool you — chinna means small, rasalu means full of juice. Intensely sweet, almost syrup-like pulp. Best eaten squeezed whole. A childhood favourite across every Telugu household.
Pedda means big — this is Chinna Rasalu's full-bodied sibling. Larger, richer, with deeper amber pulp and a complex sweetness that lingers on the palate. A grown-up version of a beloved classic.
A regional specialty from Pithapuram dynasty, rarely found outside its native village. Buttery, aromatic, fiber pulp with a complex floral-sweet profile that rewards slow eating. One of those mangoes that makes you understand why old farmers never traded these trees for cash crops.
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