Apples grown by Redbyrd Orchard Cider, listed by variety…
● Arkansas Black- sharp heirloom, late
● Ashmead’s Kernel- sharp heirloom, late
● Baldwin- heirloom, late
● Barn Hill Sharp- sharp, late*
● Bedan- bittersweet, mid/late
● Binet Rouge- bittersweet, late
● Black Oxford- heirloom, late
● Bramley Seedling- sharp heirloom
● Brown Snout- bittersweet, mid/late (favorite)
● Brown’s Apple- bittersharp, early/mid (favorite)
● Burgundy- mid
● Dabinett- bittersweet, mid/late
● Domains- bittersweet, mid
● Gnarled Chapman- bittersweet, late*
● Golden Pearmain- heirloom, mid/late
● Golden Russet-mid/late
● Grenadine- red-fleshed
● Harry Masters’ Jersey- bittersweet,mid/late (favorite)
● Honeycrisp- mid
● Hudson’s Golden Gem- sweet, mid
● Karmijn de Sonnaville-
● Keepsake- heirloom, late
● Kingston Black- bittersharp, mid/late (favorite)
● Liberty- sharp, mid
● Major- bittersweet, early
● Margille- heirloom, mid
● Medaille d’Or- bittersweet, mid
● Merton Russet- late
● Michelin- bittersweet, mid
● Muscadet de Dieppe- bittersweet, mid/late
● Nehou- bittersweet, mid
● Newtown Pippin- sharp, late
● Northern Spy- sharp heirloom, mid/late
● Pink Parfait- red-fleshed
● Porter’s Perfection- bittersharp, late (favorite)
● Poundsweet- sweet heirloom, mid
● Redfield- sharp, mid/late
● Rhode Island Greening- sharp heirloom, late
● Ribston Pippin- heirloom
● Roxbury Russet- sharp heirloom, late
● Rubinette- red-fleshed
● Searsburg Cherry Bomb- sharp, mid/late, crab*
● Senshu- early/mid
● Somerset Redstreak- bittersweet, mid
● Spigold-
● Spitzenberg- sharp heirloom, mid/late
● St.Edmund’s Russet- early sharp
● Stoke Red- bittersharp, late (favorite)
● Sweet Sixteen- sweet, mid
● Texas King Crab- sharp, late*
● Thornberry- red-fleshed
● Tom Putt- bittersweet,
● Tompkin’s King- heirloom, mid
● Topaz- new, sharp
● Tremlett’s Bitter- bittersharp, early/mid
● Wickson Crab- sharp, late (favorite)
● Yarlington Mill- bittersweet, mid
● Zabergau Reinette – sharp heirloom, mid/late
● Zestar- sharp, early
* = Eric’s Own Apple varieties…from budwood gathered from wild trees and grafted and grown out in our nursery and then planted in the orchard. YES!!!!! We love to be apple preservationists. Find out more here.
Redbyrd Orchard is located in the rolling hills of the Finger Lakes region of Upstate New York, on the traditional Gayogohó:no nation lands of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy. The Confederacy precedes the establishment of New York state, and the United States of America.
In acknowledgement, a portion of sales from our orchard are contributed to Ganondagan. Find out more about the Iroquois White Corn Project here.
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