




Yosemite Gold Tangerines
Estimated Inventory, cs : 0
This item was last sold on : 07/05/23
Description/Taste
The Yosemite Gold tangerine measures around three to four inches in diameter, which is large for tangerines. On the outside, the rind is bright red-orange, thin, and finely textured. The peel comes off easily to reveal moderately juicy and rich flesh without any seeds. The Yosemite Gold is sweet with some acidic qualities.
Seasons/Availability
Yosemite Gold tangerines are available in the winter months.
Current Facts
The Yosemite Gold tangerine is a fairly new hybrid citrus developed by the University of California Riverside's citrus breeding program in 2002. This tangerine resulted as a hybrid between the Temple tangor as parent, and a Dancy and Encore mandarin hybrid as the other. The Yosemite Gold tangerine is sometimes called a mandarin, but these are the same fruits.
