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Bulmer’s Norman cider apple
Coming out of France in the 1800’s, Bulmer's Norman cider apple, the fruit are fairly large, with light green skin, and soft flesh, harvests midseason, makes a bittersweet cider, good quantities of juice per kilo of fruit. Ripens: Feb/March Pollinate with: Yarlington Mill, Breakwell's Seedling, Red Braeburn, Beauty of Bath, Vista Bella Type: Bittersweet
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Brown Snout cider apple
Brown Snout cider apple has a greenish yellow fruit, makes a bittersweet cider, harvests mid to late season, good pollinator. Ripens: April Pollinate with: Self fertile Type: Bittersweet
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Kingston Black cider apple
Kingston Black cider apple is a cider apple with very pretty skin colouring - crimson and streaked darker crimson on yellow background, flesh yellowish and tender, with only a mild acidity, makes a bittersharp cider. Also known as Black Taunton, the Kingston Black cider apple was a popular cider apple in Somersetshire, and is perhaps the most well known of all cider apples available today in Australia. Ripens: April Pollinate with: partially self fertile, Sweet Coppin, Freyburg, Fuji, Gala, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, Lady Williams, Cox's Orange. Type: Bittersharp Chill hours: 1000+ hours (very high)
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Dwarf Dabinett cider apple
Dwarf Dabinett cider apple grafted to M9 rootstock and producing approx two metre high trees, fruit that are fairly large, green skin flushed with red stripes, soft flesh, harvests midseason. An English cider apple that produces full-bodied bittersweet juice, flowering late, but considered to be quite self fertile when grown on its own Ripens: April Pollinate with: Self fertile Type: Bittersweet
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Dabinett cider apple
An English cider apple from Somerset in the UK, that produces full-bodied bittersweet juice, Dabinett is one of the most reliable and easy to grow. It can be used in blended ciders but also makes an excellent single varietal cider. Produces fruit that are fairly large, with bright red skin, and soft flesh, harvests midseason. Flowers late, but believed to be fairly self fertile on its own Ripens: April Pollinate with: Self fertile Type: Bittersweet