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a yellow green on one side
An early eating apple
Great for dried apple rings
The Jacob's family moved onto the land in the 1960s and this tree was found there
Found on Bardsey Island in 2004 by nurseryman Ian Sturrock's then six year old son
Afal y Cwmafan Year:1 YR a yellow green on oneAn old Welsh cider apple. Found in an old walled garden near a drovers path by Len Nicholas of Afal y Graig Cider. The garden was part of the Tafarn y Bwlch, frequented by drovers who would pen their cattle in half penny fields to fatten them before market in Neath. Its believed this variety was used to make cider at the tavern, which had been making cider since the 1700s. Sharp with lots of tannin.