A fresh and juicy Bowen mango, served chilled, is one of life's great pleasures.
Sweet and juicy, it's a rich and opulent fruit, not acid like an orange.
If you squeeze a mango you get a thick sweet nectar, not a watery juice. More like a dessert in a cup, than a thirst quencher.
Avoid the "strings" around the seed, just a bit annoying for your teeth, but you mostly get this from chomping directly on the seed, not if you cut the flesh off with a knife.
They are a pinnacle fruit, so a good one is amazing, but a bad one is compost.