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Bulmer’s Norman cider apple
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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
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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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Dabinett cider apple
Antique French cider variety, Dabinett cider apple produces fruit that are fairly large, with bright red skin, and soft flesh, harvests midseason. Ripens: April Pollinate with: Self fertile Type: Bittersweet