Dark-red fruited apple notable for its sweet flavor and crisp texture. Origin: Horticultural and Food Research Inst. of New Zealand, Hawkes Bay, New Zealand by A. White. Braeburn × Royal Gala; USPP 19,762; 24 Feb. 2009. Tree: moderate vigor; spreading habit; 70-90° crotch angles; flowers mid-late-season and fruit ripens a few days before Royal Gala; similar to Royal Gala for disease and pest susceptibility. Fruit: conical; thick skin, 60-100% dark red stripes over yellow ground color, lenticels inconspicuous, and no russet; flesh creamy, moderately firm, crisp, not gritty, very juicy; sweet, medium acidity, rich aroma, not bitter or astringent.
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