The apple was huge (height: 80 mm, diameter: 79 mm). Usually apples loose flavour with dimension, because the major part of it is right under the skin. An apple is, roughly speaking, a ball-shaped object.
Volume of a ball:

Surface of a ball:

If we increase the dimension of a ball or apple, the surface growths with a much smaller rate than the volume. Hence, dimension does not benefit flavour - generally speaking.
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I am glad to hear that! The smaller a fruit is, the tastiest it is. Did I get it?Please do not eat the boskoop apple that gave you, though myself I like an apple when it has a strong acidity. Gatín
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