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Hello! So you want to order our products for your store? Sounds great! We personally deliver all over Vermont, and use Black River Produce, Reinhart, and Meyers Produce for distribution beyond our reach.
Introduced: 1966, New York
This well-known, bruise resistant lunchbox apple has a balanced sweet-tart taste and crisp texture ideal for fresh eating. Its appealing deep color and melon undertones can be attributed to its parents: McIntosh and Red Delicious.
Mid Season – Fresh
Introduced: 1994, New Jersey
Enterprise apples are known for their supremely well-balanced flavor, with mild sweetness and a tart juice. Its skin stays crunchy and is similar to a Mutsu, with firm fruit beneath. The Enterprise is a great keeper and does well in pies.
Late season – Fresh, Pies
Introduced: 1890, West Virginia
Golden Supremes’ flesh is crisp, coarse-grained, and light yellow. With many of the honey-and-pear qualities of a Golden Delicious, the flavor is sweet and balanced. Its firm and juicy flesh is pleasing to the palate and great for fresh eating, baking and cider.
Mid Season – Fresh, Cooking
Introduced: 1811, Ontario
This very popular apple has a white, tender, crisp flesh that’s spicy, highly aromatic, and full of juice. It was named after John McIntosh, a farmer in Ontario, Canada who found and introduced it in 1870. Macs are the best selling apple in New England and Canada!
Early Season – Fresh, pies
Introduced: 1948 Mutsu Province, Japan
Mutsu, also known as “Crispin,” looks like a large Golden Delicious and indeed one of its parents is Golden Delicious. Mutsu has a lovely sweet, honey flavor, cooks superbly well, and is a great keeper!
Late Season – Pies, Fresh
Introduced: 1840s, New York
This heirloom apple is best known for its ability to keep through the winter, so expect to enjoy through the spring! Its large size, tart flavor, and pear undertones make for excellent pie, giving it the nickname “Northern Pie.”
Late Season – Fresh, Pies
Introduced: 1880, Iowa USA
Red Delicious is said to be North America’s favorite red apple! It is favored as a fresh eating apple with a mild flavor and tender, crisp, juicy flesh and a thick skin that is packed with antioxidants. It was originally named “Hawkeye.” Red Delicious is a great keeper!
Mid Season – Fresh
Introduced: 1890, West Virginia USA
The Smoothee is a variety of Golden Delicious. It is sweet and rich in flavor. These are versatile apples that can be used for both baking and cooking purposes as well as being a great fresh eating apple.
Mid Season – Fresh, Baking
Introduced: 1926, British Columbia CA
Spartan is a small, sweet apple and a favorite with children. It is very much a “McIntosh” style apple with bright white flesh. The flesh is very crisp and juicy. It has a “brisk” flavor and is commonly used in baking, sauce, and cider.
Mid Season – Fresh, Pies, Cider
Introduced: 1973, Minnesota
This offspring of Northern Spy has a fine-textured, crisp flesh with an unusual, complex combination of sweet and spicy flavor. The unique taste has hints of a slight anise essence, sometimes described as cherry candy, vanilla or even bourbon.
Mid Season – Fresh
Introduced: 1987, Washington USA
This sweet apple is most similar to the Red Delicious, with a mild pear-like flavor. A chance seedling from Washington, Cameo is consistently firm and juicy. It is also slow to brown, making it a favorite for snacking.
Mid Season – Fresh
Introduced: 1990s, Czech Republic
This crisp, juicy, firm apple is a cross of Robin and Vanda and is very similar to the Honeycrisp (some even say it’s better!). With a cream colored flesh, the Crimson Topaz is often favored by those who love sharper tasting apples.
Mid-Season: Fresh
Introduced: France
An assertively sweet and crisp apple with a satisfying crunchy flesh. This Gala, Querina cross has a refreshing astringent quality that makes for an outstanding fresh eating experience. It is also disease resistant, slow to brown, and keeps flavor well through the winter months.
Late Season – Fresh
Introduced: 1845, New York State
Golden Russet is known as the champagne of cider apples. It makes a sweet, balanced, thick, smooth juice that is ideal for sweet or hard cider production. The Golden Russet is very aromatic and also excellent for fresh eating and baking. A superb keeper!
Mid Season – Fresh, Cider, Pies
Introduced: 1923, New York
Macoun is an offspring of McIntosh and Jersey Black. This extra sweet, very juicy tender apple has snow white flesh and wonderful aroma. Excellent for eating and sauces.
And how to say the name? It rhymes with town, not tune!
Mid-Season – Fresh, Sauces
Introduced: Ohio, 1944
The official state apple of Ohio, the Melrose originated in the Buckeye state in the early 20th century. Its outside features ruddy skin that hides a coarse white flesh that is rich in flavor and retains its firmness. A cross between a Red Delicious and Jonathan with classic sweetness.
Mid Season – Fresh
Introduced: 1970s Australia
This lovely apple is very juicy and flavorful, with sweetness balancing its floral notes. Also known as Cripps Pink.
Late Season – Fresh
Introduced: 1970, France
The Querina was developed in France, It parentage includes Golden Delicious and Jonathan among others. Querina is firm and juicy with a sweet-tart flavor. It is great for fresh eating and will keep for up to 3 months in regular storage.
Late Season – Fresh
Specialty Apples, Common Apples, & Utility Apples (Year-round availability)
Peaches, Plums, Cherries, Asian & European Pears (Seasonal availability)
Peeled Apple Slices (20 lbs, 40 lbs)
Fresh Cider (Pint, 1/2 Gallon, Gallon, Bulk)
Fresh Cranberry Cider (Pint, 1/2 Gallon)
Apple Pie (6″ or 9″) – Double Crust, Crumb Top, or Oat Crumble
Apple Turnovers
Cider Donuts (Cinnamon Sugar, Plain)
Exco-Apple Butter (6oz, 16oz)
Apple Cider Syrup (8oz, 16oz)
Applesauce (8oz, 16oz, 32oz, Gallon)
Check out our Cidery’s page for current information on distributors and available products.
Please see the Available Wholesale blocks above or give us a call at 802-897-2777 for inquiries about currently available fruit.
Our controlled atmosphere refrigeration and storage facility allows us to sell our fruit in local stores year-round, so we can always guarantee fresh apples & cider.
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