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Lanelate: our juiciest orange is ready

Lanelate: our juiciest orange is ready

Ruth lets you know that her Lanelate oranges are now available.

Ruth PalomeroWe are pleased to announce that the harvest of our delicious Lanelate navel orange is beginning. The first shipment is planned for Monday, 5 February.

As many of you already know, this orange stands out for its high juice content and the delicious taste of navel oranges. On average it is a little smaller than the Navelina orange.

You can enjoy our Lanelate from now until mid-April; order it as always on our website.

As for the mandarins, we have already started harvesting the Hernandina, a late clementine that is very sweet and easy to peel. Please note that the season for this mandarin will probably be very short, because this year it ripened a little earlier, at the same time as the last Clemenvillas, which kept very well until the end, so we only have a limited quantity.

By the way, we have just published an article on our blog about so-called “ugly oranges”, which may interest you.

BLOG POST “UGLY ORANGES” (German)

Thank you for buying our oranges! Best wishes,

We would like to point you to direct shipping from Ruth Palomero’s orange plantation in València. There you can order oranges and mandarins directly from the farmer to your home, without any middlemen. It (almost) doesn’t get any fresher or more convenient. We gain nothing financially from orders. We are simply happy to recommend it.

RUTH’S HOMEPAGE (German)

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