I used to dislike apples when I was a kid, but then I tried heirloom apples from Scott Farm Orchard, and I realized it wasn’t that I didn’t like apples, I just wasn’t eating the right ones! Have you ever tasted an Ashmead’s Kernel, a Pitmaston Pineapple, a Knobbed Russet? How about a Reine des Reinettes? With their strange names and crowd-pleasing flavors, these historic gems (heirloom means they’re over 100 years old) are a world away from the mass market fruits trucked in from Washington State.
Heirloom Apples
Apple Sampling with Lizi at the Farmer’s Market
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Stop by the Brattleboro Farmer’s Market to sample some cider and apples with Lizi! There is an amazing variety of apples grown at farms in our community — some with fabulously romantic, others with wonky and weird names. Cider will be available too. Brattleboro Farmer’s Market @ Western Ave, Brattleboro
