Tanat Reviver Year:1 YR with excellent disease-resistance

with excellent disease-resistance

Very juicy with a distinct perfume

somewhat stiff in appearance

A heavy cropper

although thought to date back to Roman times

Tanat Reviver Year:1 YR with excellent disease-resistanceA recently rediscovered multipurpose Welsh apple that can be used for eating, cooking and cider. Yellow green skin with a light red flush. Named by Tom Adams who took graftwood from a tree one hundred and fifty years old in the Tanat Valley, Powys, and who now ensures the continuance of this old variety. Tom states: 'Im assured they are sweet enough to eat, and cook down easily too, whilst also providing a delicious juice or perhaps cider!'