Berllanderi Green Age:2 YR Found near the remains of

Found near the remains of the thirteenth century abbey on Bardsey Island by ornithologist Andrew Clarke

Most likely a European variety possibly brought over by Lord Canbermere

A popular choice in Herefordshire orchards around the 1920s

Widely planted in the nineteenth century

Fragrant with potential for use as a single variety

Berllanderi Green Age:2 YR Found near the remains ofA dual purpose Welsh pear from Monmouthshire. Medium sized round fruit, starts green ripening to golden yellow with some russet. Flowers mid April. Discovered in 2000 by Dave Matthews in Berllanderi's Farm orchard, Raglan. The farm was once owned by the Duke of Beaufort and the fruit would once have been supplied to Raglan Castle. Bulmer's later used this orchard. Low acid, medium tannin perry.