American Golden Pippin


American Golden Pippin has an olive green skin with a red wash, and a little russeting. The dense, grainy, cream-colored flesh is not very juicy, and the flavor is mild, with a hint of tartness.

Discovered: Late 1800s Maryland

Parentage: Unknown



American Golden Pippin was discovered in the late 1800s, most likely in Maryland. It was valued because the trees were cold hardy and the apples were excellent keepers. It is used primarily for cooking or cider.