The fruits have a regular rounded shape and an average size of about 40–47.5 mm. The thin and delicate skin turns a wax-yellow color with greenish veins and a light bloom upon full ripening, sometimes with slight reddish spots. The flesh is yellow, juicy, and soft; the stone does not separate from it completely.
The variety is self-incompatible and requires the presence of pollinators, such as Anna Spath, Czar, Hauszwetsche, Monsieur Hatif, or Reine Claude Verte. The tree is characterized as vigorous and winter-hardy, however, yields can be unstable. The fruits are sensitive to transport due to their thin skin.
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