Baumann's Reinette
Apple
Malus domestica Borkh.
Thought to have been raised in Belgium by Van Mons. It was dedicated to Baumann Brothers of Bouxwiller, Belgium. Recorded in 1811. Received a First Class Certificate from the Royal Horticultural Society in 1878. Fruits are rather coarse textured, fairly juicy, a little acid with a faint aromatic flavour.
Synonyms:
Bauman's Reinette, Baumana, Baumann, Baumann renet, Baumann's, Baumann's Red Reinette, Baumann's Red Winter Pearmain, Baumann's Red Winter Reinette, Baumann's rote Winter Reinette, Baumann's rothe Winter, Baumann's rothe Winter Reinette, Baumann's rothe Winterreinette, Baumann's Winter Reinette, Baumann’s Reinette, Baumannova reneta, Baumanns Reinette, Baumanns Renett, Baumanns Renette, Baumanns Rote Winterrenette, Baumanns rother Winter Reinette, Baumanova reneta, Baumans rother Winter-Reinette, Couronne des Dames, Couronne des Dames d'Enghien, Krasnyi renet, Red Winter Reinette, Reinette Bauman, Reinette Baumann, Reinette Baumann's Rother Winter, Reinette Bollwiller, Reinette de Bollviller, Reinette de Bollwiller, Reinette de Bolwiller, Reinette de Bolwillers, Reinette de Bolwyller, Reinette rouge d'hiver de Baumann, Reinette rouge de Baumann, Renet Baumana, Renet Baumann, Reneta Baumana, Renetta Baumann, Rote Reinette, Roter Reinette, Rothe Winter
Availability
Material available from the National Fruit Collection.
Father to:
John Divers
Geheimrat Doktor Oldenburg
Accession name
Baumann's Reinette
