

Fruit – Vegetable – Tropical Fruits

The parentage is unknown, but it was already well-known in around 1770 in Aldermaston, England, and named after its propagator Richard Williams.
Medium to large in size, quite rough, greenish to golden and sometimes sun-laterally pinkish. The pulp is fine and melt-in-the-mouth. It is suitable as a table fruit as well as for use in the preservation-industry, for torrefaction and for spirits.
Juicy and sweetish-spicy with a typical perfume added to it.
From the middle of August until the beginning of September.
It is durable in cold storage until the middle of October, after there us insufficient flavour development. They are durable in CA storage until the middle of December.