Golden Pippin - recorded in 1629 - this is one of our oldest cider apples.

From uncertain origins although probably Sussex (recorded in 1629) and said to be one of our oldest and esteemed dessert apples that nowadays can be characterised as a cooker although historically was also used in cider making. The flesh is very juicy, sweet with intense fruity flavour. Scab resistant. Pollination group 3. 

Cider - Self sterile - Spur Bearer - Ready Mid October

Minimum order of 5 scions - these can be of different varieties.