Guernsey apple
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The term "Rocquette apple" can refer to two distinct things: a type of apple with pink-fleshed fruit called Rosette, and the Rocquette Cider produced in Guernsey. Rosette apples are known for their sweet-sharp flavour and attractive pink juice. Rocquette Cider is a product of Rocquette Cider farm, which also offers tours, tastings, and even has a "Wassail" event, which is a traditional orchard blessing ceremony.
Rosette Apple:
- Appearance: Bright red skin with pink marbling in the flesh, which is revealed when the apple is cut open.
- Flavour: Sweet and slightly sharp, sometimes with a hint of summer berries.
- Uses: Good for eating fresh, juicing, and can also be used in fruit salads.
- Tree: Hardy, compact, and disease-resistant.
- Pollination: Cross-pollinates with other family apple varieties like Red Devil and Christmas Pippin.
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