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Small apples with green skin turning brown-yellow as the fruit ripens
nurseryman from East Lambrook in the nineteenth century
A late eating apple that can also be used for cider
Large and sweet smelling
Listed in 1769 by William Perfect of Pontefract
Médaille d’Or Size:M25 Small apples with green skinA late full bittersweet cider apple. Small, round and golden fruit with some russeting. Flesh is sweet with a powerful astringency. High yield, somewhat biennial. Flowers late May. Vintage quality is good, but the tree can be tricky to manage and susceptible to breakage. French variety brought to England in 1884 by the Woolhope Naturalists Club. Very popular in Herefordshire, especially around the 1920s. Parent to the new apple, Late Gold. A good