Harry Master's Jersey Scionwood

Graft a Somerset Staple Into Your Orchard

Harry Master's Jersey is one of the most widely planted bittersweet cider apple varieties in Somerset, and for good reason. It's reliable, productive, and produces a juice rich in tannins and natural sugar that forms the backbone of countless traditional West Country ciders. If you're building a cider orchard, this is one of the first varieties you should be grafting.

We offer Harry Master's Jersey as scionwood — freshly cut grafting wood from our own trees here at The Orchard Point Prim on Prince Edward Island. Each stick is approximately 4 inches long with a minimum of 3 healthy buds, ready to graft onto your rootstock of choice.

• Classification: Bittersweet
• Flavour profile: Earthy, full-bodied, rich tannin with a hint of dried fruit
• Best for: Traditional still ciders, blending for tannin and body, farmhouse-style ciders
• Tannin: High | Acidity: Low | Sugar: High

Scionwood is sold in 4-inch sticks with a minimum of 3 buds per stick. Order early — scionwood is harvested seasonally and availability is limited each year.