Bladon Pippin

A chance find in Oxfordshire, this apple is very special. Sweeter than a cox and with an improved delicious, aromatic flavour, crunchy, crisp and juicy. The name Bladon Pippin came about because the original tree grew just a stone’s throw from Bladon Church, where Prime Minister Winston Churchill was laid to rest in 1965 and of course, it’s a Pippin! The fruit can be picked and eaten over a few weeks from mid-September, and it stores well.