Dixon's Apples Return After Decade-Long Hiatus
Dozens of people waited in line on Saturday morning to get their hands on Dixon's apples, a New Mexico staple that was forced to relocate to Wisconsin after their orchard was badly damaged by fires and floods over a decade ago.
They're just unique. You can't get them anywhere else. The champagnes are Dixon's special. They're just really good. They're just phenomenal, great to cook with.
A long line wrapped around Calvary Chapel of Rio Rancho as people waited for Dixon's apples' final delivery of the year, with many eager customers like Michael Klein walking out with boxes of the coveted champagne apples.
- Dixon's apples were a New Mexico staple before the orchard was damaged.
- The orchard relocated to Wisconsin after the damage.
- This was the final delivery of the year for Dixon's apples.
Author's summary: Dixon's apples return to New Mexico after decade-long hiatus.
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