CULTIVAR PROFILE

Honey Gold

Australia

Piñata Farms traces Honey Gold to a chance seedling found in 1991 at Alton Downs, near Rockhampton, Queensland, Australia. Parentage record: Recorded by Piñata Farms as a Kensington Pride off-type pollinated by an unknown variety; this is a historical account, not genetic verification.

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Identification noteFruit color, size and season vary with climate and ripeness. Compare several clues, not one photograph.
ORIGIN

Regional context

Australia

Oceania & Hawaii

FLAVOR

Taste profile

Honeyed · rich · smooth

Australian premium mango with orange flesh and a rounded full flavor.

FRUIT

Ripeness and aroma

Mangoes Australia describes firm, juicy, fibreless flesh, golden-apricot skin and yellow-orange flesh. Its eating-stage cues combine a mango aroma, golden skin and slight softness. Queensland research also notes that red blush can occur on sun-exposed shoulders, so uniform colour is not an identification test.

SEASON

Australia market availability

November-March peak availability ↗

This is an Australian market-supply reference across growing regions, not a South Florida harvest calendar or the fruiting period of one tree.

Piñata Farms: Honey Gold origin at Rockhampton ↗

Mangoes Australia: Honey Gold fruit and peak availability ↗

Queensland DPI / Acta Horticulturae: Honey Gold skin colour research ↗