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Also commonly known as Fortune. A Bedfordshire apple, raised in 1904, but not introduced until 1931. A sweet, juicy apple with Cox as one parent, thereby inheriting some of its characteristic flavour. The trees are vigorous and hardy and produce heavy crops. Ready in September.
Bottle Size: 75cl
Sweetness guide: Sweetness 5
Nutritional values per 100ml:
192 KJ / 45.2 calories
Raised by Laxton Bros, Bedford in 1904 from a Cox’s Orange Pippin X Wealthy, the variety was introduced in 1931 and was once grown commercially in the UK. Received RHS First Class Certificate in 1948.
Medium sized fruit. Short-round-conical shape. Distinct rounded ribs at apex. Red flush and short, broad, broken bright red stripes over a pale green background becoming pale yellow. Some russet patches. Creamy white flesh, moderately firm, juicy, sweet and lightly aromatic. May lack taste if picked too early, so best left on the tree as long as possible to colour and develop flavour.
A tree of moderate vigour. Hardy. Good cropper. Biennial bearer.
| Quantity | Box of 12, Box of 24 |
|---|---|
| ML | 750ml |
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