These run medium to large, round, unribbed, and with a modest conical taper. They are just a little flattened at the poles. The stem well is shallow and the larger apple has a "Roman nose," a fold that juts like a little causeway into the moat around the stem. There manages to be a tiny crown of russet about the top too, brown copper. The orange-red blush is streaky and subdued, but covers the similarly subdued green peel nearly everywhere to some extent. Barnack has many small light lenticels that are not at all obvious against this background. In hand, the Beauty is a nice firm compact apple with a wide-open calyx and the faint scent of cut grass.