Large, sweet, firm, late-season fruit on a tree with weeping growth habit. Origin: Upper Moutere, New Zealand by G. Plunkett. Chance seedling; USPP 23,418; 26 Feb. 2013. Tree: medium to strong vigor with drooping to weeping, naturally feathered habit; bears annually on spurs and long shoots. Fruit: globose-conical, slight asymmetry and crowning at calyx end; 73-79 mm diameter × 64-76 mm height, 85% to 95% red blush, mottle and weak stripe overcolor; flesh is crisp, juicy, moderately acidic, very firm and sweet; stores 4 to 5 months in ambient atmosphere refrigeration.
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