Attractive fruit with excellent texture and flavor ripening approximately one month after Royal Gala. Origin: Plant and Food Research, Havelock North, New Zealand by A. White, assigned to Prevar Ltd. Selected from Braeburn × Tenroy (aka Royal Gala); USPP 22,357; 20 Dec. 2011. Tree: high vigor, spreading habit, bearing on spurs and shoots, flowering in midseason. Fruit: globose conical with no ribbing or crowning at calyx end, 80 mm diameter × 78 mm height, approximately 95% red stripe and blush over yellow ground color; crisp flesh with medium juiciness.
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