Apple "Frequin Rouge" Tree Size:M.9 (Nic29) (Full-Dwarfing) The Queen Cox apple is

The Queen Cox apple is believed to have stemmed from a naturally occurring bud-sport of the original Cox’s Orange Pippin in the UK

but first described by Legrand of Yvetot in 1872

Aromas of nutty butterscotch and banana

Mainstay English Bittersharp Cider Apple

raw and unpolished

Apple "Frequin Rouge" Tree Size:M.9 (Nic29) (Full-Dwarfing) The Queen Cox apple isFrequin Rouge French Bitter Cider Apple [Acid medium low; Sugar medium; Tannin high] Cider Vintage worthy, Aromatic Physical Attributes: Shape: Small, round to conical Skin: Dark red over a green base Flesh: Blushed, fast oxidizer Flavour: Leathery, musky orchard floor aromas, with a vintage worthy profile of flavours and deeply coloured, moderate yield juice. Can present a smoky, asphalt aroma when grown in stressed conditions. Neat History: