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Thought to have been lost then luckily re-discovered by the wonderful Marcher Apple Network in 2009
Specifically bred by Liz Copas and Ray Williams at the Long Ashton Research Station in Somerset to provide England's commercial cider industry and one of the popularly named 'Girls' cider varieties since the majority had female names
Small to medium round fruit
Although brought to the attention of the National Fruit Trials in 1945
King's Acre Pippin Size:MM106 Thought to have been lostExcellent late keeping eating apple. Fruit is large and green with brownish red flush and some russet. A wonderful rich flavour, crisp and juicy with a creamy flesh. One of those apples that should not be underestimated, what it lacks in the beauty department it more than makes up for in flavour and storing well into the new year. First came to light in 1897 winning the RHS Award of Merit, then introduced by Kings Acre Nursery, Hereford 1899. Believed
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