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Large size and rustic, rusty skin: intense, enveloping flavour, reminiscent of rennet but sweeter
It's not beautiful to look at, but it's good like few others: the apple for those looking for character.

The Renoir is an apple instantly recognizable: large in size, rustic, wrinkled, and russeted skin, an ancient appearance that promises much and delivers. Its intense, enveloping flavor is somewhat reminiscent of the much smaller Rennet apple, but much sweeter, making it truly appreciable by everyone—even those who find Rennet apples too harsh. The flesh is grainy, crunchy, and juicy, imbued with a sweet-tart flavor and intense aroma. It's excellent freshly picked and will keep until the end of March: a faithful companion throughout the cold season.
That dull, rough skin has a technical name, rustiness, and it is the distinctive feature of an aristocratic family of apples: the renettes and the gray reinette French, English Ashmead's Kernel, Canadian Rust. For centuries they have been the favorite apples of European gourmets—the word itself reinette, "little queen," speaks of its prestige—precisely because a modest rind corresponded to a pulp of rare aromatic complexity. Then came the twentieth century, and with it the taste for shiny, uniform fruit: russet varieties were gradually excluded from the shelves, deemed unmarketable. Renoir took up this legacy and brought it to a wider audience, combining the aromatic depth of the ancient varieties with the sweetness everyone seeks today.
The russeting of the peel is not a defect but a natural barrier built by the plant, rich in protective substances: the peel itself contains a concentration of polyphenols, tannins, and insoluble fiber, making these apples particularly interesting from a nutritional standpoint. Like all apples, the Renoir is rich in pectin—the soluble fiber that promotes satiety and intestinal regularity—vitamin C, and potassium. Its long shelf life, until the end of March, is of real value: it means having fresh local fruit even in months when the alternative would be to import it from far away.
Roncaglia Bio has chosen to grow organically even varieties that are less commercial but highly flavorful, such as russet apples: a decision that prioritizes flavor and fruit biodiversity over the standardized aesthetics of the refrigerated counter.
Estimated average nutritional values for the product category (fresh apple with peel).
The Renoir apple has a long shelf life: stored in a cool, dark, and ventilated place, or in the crisper drawer of the refrigerator, it will stay good until the end of March. Its russet skin naturally protects it from dehydration. It should be washed thoroughly before eating and is best enjoyed with the skin, where the aromas, fiber, and antioxidants are concentrated.
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