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Passe-crassane pear
Passe-crassane pear

Passe-Crassane Pear 

History
A variety developed by M. Boisbunel, a nurseryman from Rouen, France.

Description
The famous Passe-Crassane pear is available from December to March-April, its marbled yellow skin covering very juicy tart flesh. A large round fruit, it is sometimes distinguished by a few seeds that enhance its flavor. 

Particular sign 
It has a red wax seal on its peduncle to slow the evaporation of its water and thus its ripening. 


In brief
Production regions: southeastern and southwestern France, Loire Valley, Alps 

Season: December to May 

 
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Created in 1845 by Boisbunel
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