Welsh Cider Apple Trees

£19.95 per tree

There are a number of good cider producing varieties available by special request. Please contact Ian Sturrock for more information about the following fruit trees.

• JOJOS DELIGHT (Bardsey Island)

  Cider Style: Sweet/Bittersweet
  A single ancient broken tree discovered on Bardsey Island in 2005
  Makes an early light aromatic cider, ready in the new year.
  An idiosyncratic small eater.

• AFAL CHAMPAGNE (Caernarfon)

  Cider Style: Sweet
  Very early pink juice - excellent for blending.

• MORGAN SWEET (South Wales)

  Cider Style: Sweet
  Once common in South Wales. Early light fruity cider.

• CADWALADER (Brecon)

  Cider Style: Bittersweet
  Still widely grown. Good single variety cider. Excellent for blending.

• MARGET NICOLAS (Carmarthen)

  Cider Style: Bittersweet
  Can also be eaten in the new year.

• PERTHYRE (Monmouth)

  Cider Style: Mild Bittersweet
  Well known for excellent single variety cider.
  Cooked apples taste like pears.

• PIG ADERYN (Pembroke)

  Cider Style: Bittersweet
  Famous tasty light single variety cider.
  Good early eater.
  Norman monastic origin.

• TWYN Y SHERIFF (Rhaglan)

  Cider Style: Mild/Bittersweet

• PEN CALED (Cardigan)

  Cider Style: Full sharp, low tannin
  Can be used as a late cooker.

• GWELL NA MIL (Monmouth)

  Cider Style: Sweet/Bittersweet
  Long used as a single variety cider.
  Lovely golden colour.

• WELSH GIN PEAR (South Wales)

  Perry Style: Sweet/Bittersweet
  Makes a lovely midseason perry.

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