Mangifera casturi

Mangifera casturi
The kasturi mango (Mangifera casturi) is an exotic fruit typical of Borneo that is currently status-coded as extinct in the wild, yet remains preserved as it is widely cultivated by the community—renowned for its relatively small, round-oval shape resembling a large quail egg.

Despite its miniature size, this fruit emits a highly potent, distinct, and fragrant aroma that surpasses most common mango varieties.

When ripe, its thin skin turns a deep blackish-purple, revealing a bright orange, fibrous flesh that boasts a highly refreshing sweet-and-sour flavor profile that delights the palate