Apple know-how

Tips and possible uses

South Tyrolean Apples are capable of so much more than just tasting juicy and fresh. Thanks to their valuable ingredients, apples are processed into a wide variety of products such as apple vinegar, cider and distillates. The value of healthy apples is even recognised in cosmetics.

Find out everything you need to know about apples - from their correct maturation to tree pruning and processing methods.

Big harvest

The optimal storage Store your apples in a cool, dry place: in a cellar or fridge, and in winter cover them outdoors. At room temperature, the shelf life of a fresh South Tyrolean Apple is approximately ten days. Tips & tricks

Cutting the apple trees

The right cut In order to be able to harvest beautiful apples in your own garden, you need to tend to your trees regularly. For the shoots to continue to grow, you should prune your apple trees mainly in winter. That's how it's done

Perfect also to go: South Tyrolean apples

Velvety soft apple skin Apples are not only healthy, they can also make you beautiful, because they have the same PH value as our skin and are therefore ideally suited for cosmetic applications. Even in former times, people knew about the beneficial effect of apples on the skin, and the forbidden fruit of paradise was considered a true elixir of beauty. All for beauty

Perfect for a picnic: South Tyrolean apples

Versatile products from apples Apples taste just as good fresh from the tree as they do when processed in one of a variety of apple products. The variety of South Tyrolean Apples is almost limitless. Allrounder apple

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