Brown Snout cider apple produces a mild to medium bittersweet juice of good quality. It is a traditional variety originating from Herefordshire during the mid 19th century. Its late flowering habit makes it a useful variety for growing in low lying areas or frost pockets. Greenish yellow fruit develops a distinct brown russet patch around the base of the otherwise green fruit - hence the name, makes a bittersweet cider, harvests mid to late season, good pollinator for others

Ripens: April

Pollinate with: Self fertile - sets good crops on its own

Type: Bittersweet