The variety was obtained by crossing the McIntosh and Alfa 68 varieties. The tree is characterized by moderate vigor, forming an upright, spreading crown. The variety is a triploid, does not produce viable pollen, and cannot serve as a pollinator for other plants.
The fruits are medium to large in size, with an intermediate to oblong-conical shape. The ground color of the skin is greenish-yellow with a dark red blush and faint stripes on the shaded side. The flesh is soft and juicy, with a sweet and sour taste.
The variety matures in mid-autumn. The fruits are prone to dropping immediately upon reaching maturity. It is used as a dessert variety and is also suitable for thermal processing, during which it retains its shape well and acquires a sweeter taste.
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