ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. – Dozens of people waited in line Saturday morning to get their hands on Dixon’s apples.
The orchard in New Mexico was badly damaged by fires and floods more than a decade ago, forcing them to move to Wisconsin. But some things don’t ever change.
“They’re just unique. You can’t get them anywhere else. The champagnes are Dixon’s special. They’re just really good. They’re juicy apples. They’re just phenomenal, great to cook with,” said Michael Klein as he walked out with two boxes of champagne apples…