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Armagh Bramley Apples | Local Apple Variety From County Armagh, Northern Ireland | TasteAtlas

Armagh Bramley apples

Armagh Bramley apples are typically large, with white flesh and firm green skin. They are cultivated for the sole purpose of cooking and can be used in both sweet and savory dishes, as well as in the production of beverages. The texture of these delicious apples is moist and firm, while their flavor is intense, distinctive, and quite high in acidity.


In order to bear the name, Armagh Bramley apples must be grown and hand-harvested in the counties of Armagh and Tyrone while following traditional cultivation techniques.

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