Anomalous Botany Log: The Vintara Fruits

The vintaras are a fruit species native to location designation numbers 102, 345, 771, 1074, and 1098. Image one is an example of common vintara in full ripeness, two is of the same variant but before ripeness, and three is the rose vintara which is more commonly known as twilight apple.

Among those native to the locations they are encountered, the common vintara is most prized as an ingredient while the twilight apple is more commonly eaten plainly.

The vintaras have a flesh similar to a plum and share a flavor resembling the sparkling one gets from carbonated drinks. The common vintara has a very deep and rich flavor, like a strong and dark grape. It is often mixed into pies or other dishes with other fruits. The twilight apple is milder in flavor and tastes like a red-skinned grape with notes of rosefruit and cherry.

The species named by @Liebeluv and the rose variant named by @AscendingFire ✨