Description/Taste
Weiser Family farms has been family operated since 1977, with multiple generations contributing to the success of the farm. The Weiser family tends farmland located in the Greater Bakersfield area, Tehachapi, and Lucerne Valley, allowing them to grow a wide variety of fruits and vegetables. Golden Crown watermelons are a small varietal, averaging around four pounds, and have an oval to oblong appearance with blunt, curved ends. The rind is smooth, hard, and thin, with a pale yellow to a canary yellow variegated base hue. The entire watermelon is covered in a darker yellow broken striping, often referred to as tiger stripes. Underneath the surface, a thin layer of white rind encases the dense, aqueous, and crisp but not overly crunchy flesh. The flesh ranges in shades from red-pink to ruby red and is seedless, sometimes containing a few underdeveloped ivory seeds. These immature seeds are edible and unnoticeable. Golden Crown watermelons are mild, sweet, and refreshing with honeyed, sugary undertones combined with subtle vegetal nuances, giving the flesh a sweet but natural taste.
Golden Crown Watermelon
| Code |
Unit |
UOM |
| 23964-187 |
lb |
LB |