White Chaunsa Nawab Puri سفید چونسا نواب پوری
Multan, Punjab — from the finest Chaunsa orchards
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5 KG Box
Rs. 2,950
10 KG Box
Rs. 5,050
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Season
July – September
Size
Medium to Large (300-450g)
Shelf Life
5-7 days at room temperature
Color
Pale yellow skin, rich golden flesh
About White Chaunsa Nawab Puri
White Chaunsa Nawab Puri is the grand finale of Pakistan's mango season — and what a finale it is. This premium variety is considered by many to be the single finest mango in the world. Peaking in the late-season heat, Nawab Puri delivers the richest, most concentrated sweetness of any Chaunsa. The name 'Nawab Puri' (worthy of a Nawab/nobleman) perfectly captures its regal character. Every bite is an experience of pure, dense sweetness with an almost caramel-like depth of flavor that no early-season mango can match. The flesh is incredibly thick, creamy, and practically fiberless. Nawab Puri is the only variety still shipping for 2026 and stock is limited — Black Chaunsa has now finished for the season, so order while the last Nawab Puri boxes last.
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What is White Chaunsa Nawab Puri mango?
White Chaunsa Nawab Puri is a premium Pakistani mango grown in Multan, in season July–September. It offers richest, most intense sweetness — caramel-like depth, concentrated flavor, dense, thick, incredibly creamy flesh flesh and rates 10/10 for sweetness (21-23° Brix). A carbide-free 5 kg box is Rs 2,950, hand-dispatched from July 12.
- Season
- July–September
- Sweetness
- 10/10
- Brix
- 21-23°
- 5 kg box
- Rs 2,950
- 100% Carbide-Free
- Farm-Direct from Multan
- Free Delivery
- COD · JazzCash · Bank
- Limited stock — Ships within 24 hrs
Nutrition Facts
Per 100g serving
| Calories | 65 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | 17g |
| Sugar | 15g |
| Dietary Fiber | 1.1g |
| Vitamin C | 38mg (42% DV) |
| Vitamin A | 58μg (6% DV) |
Did You Know?
Nawab Puri is called the 'last mango of summer' — when it arrives, mango lovers in Pakistan know this is their final chance until next year. Many families order extra boxes just to make the magic last a few more days.
Storage Tips for White Chaunsa Nawab Puri
Room Temperature
Keep unripe White Chaunsa Nawab Puri mangoes at room temperature (25-30 C) until fully ripe. Do not refrigerate unripe mangoes as cold stops the ripening process.
Refrigerated
Once ripe, store at 12-15°C for extended freshness. Ripe White Chaunsa Nawab Puri mangoes last 5-7 days at room temperature.
Ripeness Check
Gently press the mango — a ripe one gives slightly. You should also notice a sweet aroma near the stem when it is ready to eat.
Pro Tip
Wrap individual mangoes in newspaper and keep in a ventilated area for even, natural ripening. Avoid sealed plastic bags.
Where White Chaunsa Nawab Puri Mango Is Grown
White Chaunsa Nawab Puri cultivation is concentrated in a handful of regions across Pakistan, each producing fruit with slightly different characteristics.
Multan, Punjab — the heartland
Multan is the only region that produces true Nawab Puri Chaunsa. MMA Farms grows it on our oldest Chaunsa blocks. The August harvest comes after a full summer of 45–50°C heat, which is what drives the variety's exceptional sugar concentration — typically Brix 21–23°, with peak-season blocks measuring as high as 26°.
Khanewal & Vehari
These neighbouring districts produce small but commercially significant Nawab Puri volumes that supply the August export window. Fruit from these areas typically reaches ports a few days after Multan stock.
Why only Multan & nearby
Nawab Puri ripens last because it needs the longest accumulated summer heat. Regions north of Lahore or in Sindh cannot reliably produce the variety — either the summer ends before the fruit fully ripens, or the milder climate fails to drive sugar concentration to Nawab Puri levels.
The History of White Chaunsa Nawab Puri Mango
Nawab Puri is the late-season sub-variety within the White Chaunsa family — the same lineage that traces to a village called Chaunsa near Multan and (according to local tradition) to Sher Shah Suri's 1539 victory at the Battle of Chausa. While Mosami ripens in July, Nawab Puri arrives in August after the longest possible accumulation of summer heat. The name translates literally as 'worthy of a Nawab' (a Mughal-era nobleman) and reflects the variety's historic status as the mango served to royalty when Mughal court culture set the standard for what fine fruit should taste like. Nawab Puri commands the highest per-kilo prices of any Chaunsa sub-variety and is the variety most commonly chosen for high-end corporate gifting and Eid presentations.
How to Identify a Real White Chaunsa Nawab Puri
Pakistani markets sometimes mis-label varieties. Here is how to be sure you are buying genuine White Chaunsa Nawab Puri.
Arrival timing
Nawab Puri peaks in August, though the earliest farm-direct stock can begin dispatching from mid-July. Be cautious of 'Nawab Puri' offered in June — that early in the season it is almost certainly Mosami being sold under the more prestigious name.
Skin
Pale yellow, slightly darker than Mosami, with occasional reddish blush on the shoulder. Skin is thicker than Mosami — this is what gives Nawab Puri its longer 5–7 day shelf life.
Density
A Nawab Puri feels heavy for its size — denser than other Chaunsa varieties. Same 300–450g weight range as Mosami, but the fruit feels solid and full in the hand.
Flesh & taste
Thick, custard-dense flesh with no visible fibre. The flavour is the deepest of any Pakistani variety — almost caramel-rich, with the highest sugar concentration of any commonly grown mango in the country — typically 21–23° Brix, and up to 26° in peak-season fruit.
Aroma
Rich, deep, sweet fragrance. The aroma is heavier and less floral than Mosami — closer to honey than to jasmine.
White Chaunsa Nawab Puri vs Other Mango Varieties
Choosing between Pakistani mango varieties is largely about texture, aroma, and season. Here is how White Chaunsa Nawab Puri compares.
Nawab Puri vs Mosami Chaunsa
Same lineage, different season. Mosami arrives in July with a delicate floral sweetness and lighter texture. Nawab Puri arrives in August with rich, caramel-deep sweetness and a denser flesh. Mosami is the everyday Chaunsa; Nawab Puri is the season finale and is generally considered the finer of the two.
Nawab Puri vs Sindhri
Different seasons and different profiles. Sindhri is the early-to-mid season Sindhi variety — large, pure-sweet, golden. Nawab Puri is the late-season Multan variety — medium-large, deep-sweet, pale. If you have only one mango occasion in the year, Nawab Puri is the prestige choice; if you want the best value across many boxes, Sindhri is the better pick.
Read full comparisonNawab Puri vs Anwar Ratol
Two ends of the Pakistani mango spectrum. Anwar Ratol is small, aromatic, early-season, and meant to be squeezed. Nawab Puri is medium-large, rich-sweet, late-season, and meant to be sliced. Both are top-tier varieties — choose Anwar Ratol for the aromatic experience, Nawab Puri for the sweetness experience.
White Chaunsa Nawab Puri Mango Price in Pakistan (2026)
Nawab Puri commands the highest per-kilo prices in the White Chaunsa family because supply is constrained to the last month of the season (August through early September). Retail prices in 2026 range from PKR 550–850 per kg for top grade, with the highest prices in early August when Mosami stock has dried up but full Nawab Puri supply has not yet hit the market. MMA Farms 5kg gift boxes are priced at Rs. 2,950 (Rs. 590/kg) and 10kg boxes at Rs. 5,050 (Rs. 505/kg), with free nationwide delivery. Nawab Puri is the variety most commonly chosen for corporate gifting and Eid-ul-Azha presentations — ordering early by mid-July is recommended.
Frequently Asked Questions
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When does White Chaunsa Nawab Puri season start?
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What does 'Nawab Puri' mean?
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What does 'Nawab Puri' mean?
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100% Carbide-Free
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