10 August 2026
The variety was obtained by crossing Williams Bon Chretien and Beurre Superfin pears. The fruits are medium-sized, yellow-green in color, sometimes with a dull red blush and broken stripes. The flesh is yellow, soft, and sweet.
Harvesting takes place in early or mid-August, and the fruit usage period lasts from late August to early September. The variety is partially self-fertile.
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