MOEN’S FARM TANGY
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Origin and distribution |
An solitary unknown apple tree found growing in the hedge outside the farm gate at Moen’s Farm, Loders. Possibly a seedling. [Moen’s Farm SY 512 935] |
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General description |
A distinctive small apple, pale golden yellow, egg-shaped with a small shallow eye and a long stalk. Very sharp! |
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Season |
Early mid season |
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Typical Juice |
Very sharp, almost citric. SG 1041, sugar 12.5%, acidity 1.68%, tannin 4.4 g/l |
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Cider |
Unlikely to make a drinkable cider on its own but could be useful blended to give a clean, sharp tang to a mediocre sweet or bittersweet cider.
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