Cox's Orange Pippin
Classic English apple
Cox's Orange Pippin is a variety of apple prized for its complex, aromatic flavor—sweet with hints of honey and citrus.
Developed in early 19th-century England, it remains a benchmark for dessert apples, especially in British orchards.
The skin is orange-red over yellow-green.
It's finicky to grow but beloved by apple connoisseurs: Nothing beats a Cox's Orange Pippin fresh from the tree.
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