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• 2 medium-size tart apples such as winesap or Granny Smith
• Another log cabin between Entiat and Winesap also had roof damage.
• The bicycle one uses " Stayman Winesap ", incidentally.
• 5 to 6 medium-size tart apples, such as Braeburn, Cortland or Winesap
• A post office called Winesap was established in 1909, and remained in operation until 1944.
• We used Winesap or Rome Beauty because they were naturally red and had a nice round shape.
• There are 2 separate varieties :'Stayman', and its parent the " Winesap ".
• Flynn uses Cortland, Winesap, Northern Spy and Macintosh apples along with juice from French varieties in Cider Jack.
• 4 firm, medium-tart apples, such as Winesap or Pacific Rose, peeled, cored and thinly sliced
• It had a good sweet taste, but again, not enough crunch or tartness for an old Winesap lover.
• Go indoors on a beautiful, sun-splashed afternoon with the air as crisp and sweet as a Winesap apple?
• Plant a Red Winesap and your Golden Delicious will be happy to pollinate it, but the favor will not be returned.
• Winesap apples are commonly grown and used in Virginia, whereas in most other American locales they have fallen out of favor.
• There, despite the difficulties the growers have faced, you will see bins of picture-perfect McIntosh apples alongside battered Winesaps.
• To get there, you drive on a gravel road through a small grove of Jonathan, Winesap, Granny Smith and other varieties.
• It all began by pulling my cart up to the apple aisle in the supermarket and searching for my old favorite, the Winesap.
• Frequently blends of heirloom varieties such as Winesap, once among the most sought-after cider apples for its tangy flavor, are used.
• Also good are Granny Smith, Jonagold, Winesap, Rome Beauty, McIntosh, Jonathan, Golden Delicious, Gravenstein, Stayman and York Imperial.
• But you won't be roasted as a heretic if you opt for a Winesap, Rome Beauty or always-available Golden Delicious instead.
• According to the U . S . Apple Association, my beloved Winesap is no longer in the top rankings, pushed out by newer varieties.