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A local forester told them it was referred to locally as 'Sheep's Snout' due to its elongated shape
A late season apple that can be used as an eater and for cider
Spice Apple
mentioned in 1629 by Parkinson in his Paradisi in Sole
First mentioned in 1872 at Merriott in Somerset
Upright French Size:MM106 A local forester told themA mid to late bittersweet cider apple. Small round fruit, base colour yellow, blushed dull red, some russet. Rich, juicy and sweet with a tangy bitterness. Ready September to October, stores until December. Possibly originating in France, but referred to as a Herefordshire cider apple from the 1800s.