Sturmer Pippin Size:M26 but in existence in England

but in existence in England before 1685

A medium sized round fruit with a pale green/yellow skin and red flush with some russet

juicy and sweet

Named by Dave Matthews and found in many orchards around Monmouthshire

nurseryman from East Lambrook in the nineteenth century

Sturmer Pippin Size:M26 but in existence in EnglandAn old, Essex variety from around 1800, Sturmer Pipping produces a crisp and sharp apple, ready in late October which stores brilliantly, into March. The fruit is medium sized, ribbed and sometimes oblong, with a green skin that has an orange flush. It tastes best when it's been stored for a while, during which it sweetens. Rated by the Victorian writer Hogg as "of first rate excellence".