Kinnow

🍊 Juicy, aromatic, and deeply refreshing, Sanesa’s Organic Kinnows come from the iconic Abohar-Sri Ganganagar kinnow belt - a region so synonymous with the fruit that it transformed cotton fields into citrus orchards.

These kinnows are sourced from a globally respected organic farmer, whose orchards attract researchers and foreign universities studying sustainable and organic farming practices in India.

🌱 Kinnows from the Land of Kinnows

There are regions that grow fruits - and then there are regions that define them. The Abohar-Sri Ganganagar belt is universally recognized as India’s finest kinnow-growing terroir, thanks to:

• Sandy loam soils 🌾
• Low winter humidity ❄️
• Bright sunshine ☀️
• Ideal day-night temperature variation 🌙

Our farmer partner is a custodian of organic citrus farming, with orchards that serve as living classrooms for international delegations studying:

• 🌿 Chemical-free orchard management
• 🌱 Soil microbiome preservation
• 🐞 Natural pest control systems
• 🍯 High-Brix fruit development without synthetic inputs

The result: a kinnow that bursts with juice, balances sweetness and tang, and reinforces why the word kinnow is almost instinctively linked with juice in India.

📊 Fruit Profile

💪 Health Highlights

⚠️ Consumption Note: Kinnows are naturally acidic. Those with sensitive digestion may prefer consuming them mid-morning rather than on an empty stomach.

🌟 Why These Kinnows Stand Apart

• 🍊 Grown in India’s most reputed kinnow terroir
• 🌱 Sourced from a globally acknowledged organic farmer
• ❌ No chemical ripening agents
• ❌ No wax coating
• ✅ High juice-to-fiber ratio
• 🍯 Naturally developed sweetness (no forcing)

🍽️ Culinary Uses

• Fresh table fruit
• Freshly pressed kinnow juice
• Citrus salads
• Marmalades & preserves
• Winter detox drinks

🌱 Sustainability & Service Promise

• 100% certified organic farming
• Long-term farmer relationship built on trust & transparency
• ❌ No post-harvest chemical treatments
• 🍊 Hand-harvested at peak maturity
• 🚚 Direct sourcing for maximum freshness

🌸 Fun / Cultural Fact

Kinnows were once considered a risky crop in this region. Their overwhelming success was so complete that they replaced cotton across thousands of acres, reshaping both the economy and identity of Abohar-Sri Ganganagar.