Does anyone know where one could obtain a Jubilee tree? I tried a Jubilee recently from Washinton State University's orchard and it was fantastic!

Has anyone ever tried to order any of these apples? I think it would be great to try to establish these in the U.S. for cider.

I picked a box of these at a U-Pick orchard north of Idaho Falls, Idaho about 2 years ago. It is the only time I have seen these, and they are very good. I thought they were very tasty, and seems like they would make great pie and cider. Based on that, I planted a young Haralson in my new orchard. I...

This is the best apple I have ever tasted. The best word to describe it is: superlative!
I have had one apple, and I have been craving it ever since. I have planted two trees in my orchard, and I hope that they do well.

These are truly great apples. There are much better varieties for eating, but have found them excellent for pies, pink sauce (leave the skins on!) and add a great deal of flavor in cider. And, they seem to last well into spring when left in the unheated garage or fridge. I have planted two Winesap t...

Does anyone have any experience with Mantet or Winston?

I don't know that it is patented, but may be trademarked. I have scoured the internet, and cannot find any trees for sale anywhere. They would definitely be worth getting. If you can find them in a store, try some!

I have just tried some Opal apples that are supposedly only grown on an orchard here in Washington state. Looks like a Golden Delicious, but doesn't taste like one! Very juicy, and a great combination of sweet and tart. Supposed to be a Golden Delcious X Topaz. Only being sold in the local market fo...

I acquired a Suntan from Trees of Antiquity in the spring of 2012. You might try them.

If you haven't tried a Goodland, I would highly recommend it. Extremely good apple!