Introducing Ramphal, also known as Bullock Heart and scientifically labeled Annona reticulata L. This erect-growing tree hails from the West Indies, Central America, and South Mexico, and has made its mark in India. Its compound fruits, spanning 8-16 cm in diameter, boast tough, thin skin ranging from yellow to brown to red when ripe. Inside, the thick, creamy-white flesh is custard-like, encasing a single, hard, dark-brown or black seed. Flowering in summer and fruiting in autumn, Ramphal offers a unique and delectable taste experience, highly prized in tropical regions worldwide.