This apple started life as Winter King but in 1944 it was renamed Winston.
It is a high quality, late-keeping apple with creamy- white flesh, firm, juicy and a little sharp but mellowing to be sweet and aromatic.
Whilst Winston has many of the flavour characteristics of Cox's Orange Pippin, its horticultural characteristics - fortunately - take after its other parent, Worcester Pearmain. Hence it is resistant to most diseases, easy to grow, and crops reliably.
