(if you live in the UK),
the history behind the apple is that almost a decade ago a local grower informed Tenbury Wells-based fruit tree nursery Frank Matthews Ltd, that he had an extremely rare red-fleshed apple, and cuttings were then grafted on to rootstock to create an initial batch of 100 trees, from them the new apple has been grown, supermarket's apple buyer, Gill Getty, said: 'not only do they look amazing but, as the name implies, they have a hint of a raspberry flavour to add to their generally tangy, sweet flavour, there are very limited amounts of these apples as this is the first year that they have been commercially grown, but if shoppers like them then we will have plenty for next year'
so far no indication of how much they will be, or of when if ever they will be available at Tesco's here in Thailand so we can try them, for me they look delicious, there are of course many apple varieties available, for just a few have a look here.
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