Description
Are Apples Odd?
They sure are for those who solely define apples not by their names (which are often rather exotic like Mountain Rose or Kingston Black) but rather call them by their color, red, green or yellow. In this episode hear Sean Turley and William Mullan present Apples 101, an overview on apples, and their origin at an open air event at Scotts Farm in Vermont on October 10, 2021.
Turley hails from Maine. He is an attorney who is also a passionate apple forager or more specifically a "Feral Apple Forager".
Sean Turley
Mullan is an artist from Brooklyn, New York. His book Odd Apples, is a coffee table collectable picture book of gorgeous apples.
William Mullan
Topics covered in this Righteous and Odd Apple presentation
- Myths of temperance
- Stark Brothers nursery and the apple - Red Delicious
- How grocery stores change the way apples are eaten vs Farmers Markets
- Tasting apples
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Contact for Sean Turley and William Mullan
- Sean Turley @therighteousrusset on Instagram
- William Mullan @pomme_queen on Instagram
Mentions in this Chat
- Scotts Farm, Vermont
- Northwest Cider Club - The final special cider box for the end of the year 2021 features Montana, Idaho ciders in the Discover Box and Elevated Box
- Listen to past episodes with makers in the Big Sky Cider Box
- CiderCon2022 - sign up today for the Richmond, Virginia cider conference
- Audio clips from Season 4 of Cider Chat
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