This mid-season general-purpose variety makes a tasty, light cider. Distinctive fruit, upper part like a “birds beak” hence its Welsh name.
Striped red/green fruit is still found growing at the abbey in St. Dogmaels near Carmarthen. It has been written that the Monks of St. Dogmaels had to be admonished by the Bishop of St. David’s for their drunkenness, presumable from drinking too much cider! (Pollination group B)
Sold as a 1 or 2 year tree depending on what we have in stock. 1 year (maiden) tree is in its first year of growth and not available until September of the year it was grafted. £21.50 2 year + tree £26.50 Sold in 3 or 4 litre pots.
£26.50
In stock
This mid-season general-purpose variety makes a tasty, light cider. Distinctive fruit, upper part like a “birds beak” hence its Welsh name.
Striped red/green fruit is still found growing at the abbey in St. Dogmaels near Carmarthen. It has been written that the Monks of St. Dogmaels had to be admonished by the Bishop of St. David’s for their drunkenness, presumable from drinking too much cider! (Pollination group B)
£26.50
In stock
