GOLDEN BITTERSWEET
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Midseason Mild Bittersweet Cider Apple |
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Origin and distribution |
Described by Robert Hogg in the Fruit Manual 1884 as ‘A good Devonshire cider apple which bears well and keeps without wasting. . . sent me by Mr Rendall of Netherton Manor, Devon.’ Plenty of trees of this variety are still thriving in West Dorset |
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General description |
A mild bittersweet apple often with little tannin. Medium - large pale greenish yellow, slightly crowned conical, with russet dots. Stem usually quite short. Flesh chewy and sweet. |
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Season |
October |
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Typical Juice |
Mild bittersweet SG 1.051, acidity 0.21 %, tannin5.5 g/l |
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Cider |
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