McIntosh apples have an aromatic fragrance and is
complimented by its sweetness with a hint of tart and juicy
taste!(Scroll Down to Order)
People love to make sauce with McIntosh but a fresh McIntosh
apple is an excellent eating apple.
We Pride ourselves that our McIntosh apples come from where
they grow best, in the cold mountains of the Adirondack Mountains
of New York State!!
"That new apple is nice but I need a bushel
of Macs" (Ma Jordan)
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People have enjoyed this apple since 1811 when John
McIntosh discovered the first
seedling.
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