Apple "Domaine" Potted (3 Gal) Cider Apples This cultivar has a brief

This cultivar has a brief cameo in American author Herman Melville's 1853 short story Bartleby

Shape: Medium-large round to slightly conical

sweet apple

Delicious tart

It could also be derived from the Old French word “parmaindre” in reference to the long keeping of these apples

Apple "Domaine" Potted (3 Gal) Cider Apples This cultivar has a briefDomaine French Bitter Cider Apple [Acid medium low; Sugar medium; Tannin high] Cider Phenolic, Rich, Temperate Physical Attributes: Shape: Medium, flattish round Skin: Yellow Green with red blush Flesh: Greenish, grainy, fast oxidizer Flavour: Highly phenolic aromas of rubber and asphalt, lending a bitter juice, with a strong flavour after fermentation. A preferred apple for Calvados, Ice Cider and Brandy. Neat History: 1850's Pays d'Auge, Normandy,