Jacob's Snout Size:M25 but almost completely covered with

but almost completely covered with deep red flush

falls in late September

Flesh is creamy white

round and golden fruit with some russeting

A bittersweet Welsh cider apple that can also be used for cooking

Jacob's Snout Size:M25 but almost completely covered withA Welsh bittersweet cider apple. When ripe, a yellow green on one side, orange fleck with red streaks on the other. Blossom white with some pink. Bittersweet and dry with thick skin. Found growing in Angidy Valley, Monmouthshire. The Jacob's family moved onto the land in the 1960s and this tree was found there, thought to be around 30 years old. A local forester told them it was referred to locally as 'Sheep's Snout' due to its elongated shape.