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Apple Day

Definition

An annual celebration of orchards and local apple varieties held on and around 21 October, established in Britain in 1990 and now marked by orchard groups, museums and cider producers.

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Apple Day was conceived as a way of making the case for local distinctiveness — the argument that a county’s cultivars, orchards and landscape are worth keeping because they are that county’s. It has become the main public occasion at which apple identification, tasting and orchard conservation reach a general audience.

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