I'm in love with these apples but I cannot for the life of me figure them out. No idea what variety they are, but I do know that they are being grown in Massachusetts.
Here is a link to a photo album I took of them:
http://imageshack.us/g/408/dsc0894f.jpg/
The flesh of the apple is bright/white-ish. There was a definite crispness upon biting into it, but not hard. The taste was also sweet, but not cloyingly sweet.
Any help would be appreciated!
Apple variety identification help?
Moderator: appledude
Re: Apple variety identification help?
I find IDing apples over the internet tough but I would guess at it is an Esopus Spitzenburg. They were first found in the town of Esopus, NY, so finding them in Mass. isn't a crazy thought I discovered my first ES tree this year (in the Albany NY area) near a very old farm and LOVE these apples. It is my most favorite eating apple.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.