Tasmanian Simone Cherries are premium Australian cherries from Legana, Tasmania, selected for customers who enjoy large cherries with a juicy bite, rich red colour and refreshing sweet flavour. They are suitable for customers searching for cherry season, large cherries, types of cherries or premium Tasmanian cherries in Singapore for fresh snacking, gifting, fruit platters and desserts.
Simone is one of the recognised types of cherries grown in Australia, with a fresh-eating profile that is often compared with Lapins. These cherries are usually enjoyed chilled and fresh, where their natural sweetness, firm texture and juicy flesh can be appreciated at their best.
Tasmanian cherries are part of the later Australian cherry season. For Singapore customers, Tasmanian Simone Cherries are usually expected around late December to January, with availability depending on harvest timing, export supply, air freight, customs clearance and local stock.
Origin: Australia. This product is from Tasmanian Simone cherry selection from Legana, Tasmania. Product photos are for reference only. Please contact us if you need to confirm the latest batch, size or origin details before ordering.
| Product | Tasmanian Simone Cherries |
| Fruit | Fresh sweet cherries |
| Origin | Australia |
| Growing Area | Legana, Tasmania |
| Cherry Variety | Simone |
| Common Search Names | Tasmanian Simone Cherries, Simone cherries, Tasmanian cherries, large cherries, cherry season, types of cherries and 樱桃 |
| Appearance | Glossy red to dark mahogany cherries, depending on ripeness, variety and batch |
| Taste | Sweet, juicy and lightly tart; flavour may vary by ripeness, harvest timing, season and batch |
| Texture | Plump, juicy and firm when fresh and properly chilled |
| Best For | Fresh snacking, gifting, fruit platters, festive boxes, desserts, cakes, tarts, chilled fruit bowls and sharing |
| Cherry Season | Tasmanian cherry season is usually later than mainland Australian cherry season, commonly starting around mid to late December and continuing into February |
| Singapore Season Guide | For Singapore customers, Tasmanian Simone Cherries are usually expected from late December to January, sometimes later depending on harvest and shipment timing |
| Types of Cherries Note | Simone is one of several cherry varieties grown in Tasmania, alongside varieties such as Lapins, Sweetheart, Regina and Kordia |
| Nutrition Highlights | Cherries contain naturally occurring vitamin C, potassium, fibre and plant compounds found in red fruit |
| Batch Note | Size, colour, sweetness, tartness, firmness, stem condition and appearance may vary by batch. Product photos are for reference only. |
| Storage | Keep refrigerated after delivery. Wash only before eating and keep dry during storage. |
Tasmanian Simone Cherries are enjoyed for their sweet cherry flavour, juicy flesh and firm bite. When properly chilled, they offer a clean fresh-eating texture that makes them especially suitable for direct snacking and premium fruit serving.
The flavour can vary naturally across the cherry season. Some batches may taste sweeter and darker, while others may have a brighter sweet-tart finish. This is normal for fresh seasonal cherries because taste depends on variety, ripeness, weather and harvest timing.
Customers choose Tasmanian Simone Cherries when they want a premium Tasmanian cherry with large fruit appeal, strong seasonal quality and a satisfying fresh bite. They are a good choice for customers who enjoy cherries as a seasonal fruit and want something more special than everyday snack fruit.
These cherries are suitable for home enjoyment, festive sharing, office pantry fruit, fruit hampers and dessert tables. Their red colour and juicy texture also make them attractive for fruit platters and gift boxes.
Cherry season is important for this product because Tasmanian Simone Cherries are seasonal. In Tasmania, cherries are usually harvested later than many mainland Australian cherries, with the Tasmanian cherry season commonly running from mid to late December into February.
For Singapore customers, the expected buying window is usually late December to January. Availability may sometimes extend later depending on harvest timing, export supply, air freight and local stock. Because cherries are delicate seasonal fruit, exact arrival dates can change from year to year.
| Period | Singapore Availability Guide |
| November | Mainland Australian cherries may appear, but Tasmanian Simone Cherries are usually limited |
| December | Tasmanian cherry arrivals may begin, especially later in the month depending on harvest timing |
| Late December to January | Usually the strongest expected window for Tasmanian Simone Cherries in Singapore |
| Late January to February | Availability may become batch-dependent and depends on harvest, shipment and stock |
Tasmania is known for producing large, dark red and sweet cherries, supported by cool growing conditions and suitable cherry-growing regions. Tasmanian Simone Cherries fit well for customers who prefer larger cherries with a satisfying fresh bite.
Large cherries are especially popular for gifting and sharing because they look more generous in fruit boxes, festive arrangements and dessert platters. Size may still vary naturally by harvest, variety and batch.
There are many types of cherries, and each variety can have a different size, colour, flavour and harvest timing. Simone is a sweet cherry variety grown in Australia and is often compared with Lapins for its appearance and maturity timing.
Customers who enjoy trying different types of cherries may find Simone cherries interesting because they offer a plump, juicy and fresh-eating cherry experience. Other cherry varieties that customers may see during the season include Lapins, Sweetheart, Regina, Kordia, Bing, Chelan and Rainier, depending on origin and shipment.
Tasmanian Simone Cherries are a good choice if you want a named Tasmanian cherry variety with strong fresh-eating appeal. Compared with a general red cherry page, this product is more variety-focused and seasonal.
If you are looking for the main SKC Fruits red cherries page that may include imported cherries from different origins depending on season, you may also like Premium Red Lover Cherries when available.
Tasmanian Simone Cherries are best enjoyed chilled and fresh. Rinse only before eating, drain well and serve as a premium cherry snack or sharing fruit.
Cherry flavour can vary by variety and harvest timing. If a batch tastes more tart than expected, the cherries can still be used in simple kitchen preparations such as sauces, compotes or jam-style toppings.
Remove the pits, cook the cherries gently with a small amount of sugar or honey if desired, and simmer until the fruit softens and releases its juice. This can be served with yoghurt, pancakes, waffles, cakes, ice cream or dessert bowls.
Keep Tasmanian Simone Cherries refrigerated immediately after delivery. Do not wash them before storage because excess moisture can shorten freshness and encourage softening.
Wash cherries only when you are ready to eat them. Rinse gently under cool water, drain well and keep the stems attached where possible. Remove any soft, leaking or damaged cherries early so the rest of the fruit stays in better condition.
Cherries can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet. They contain naturally occurring nutrients and plant compounds found in red fruit, including vitamin C, potassium, fibre and polyphenols.
Nutrition values are approximate and may vary depending on variety, ripeness, size, origin, season and batch.
| Calories | About 63 kcal per 100g of sweet cherries |
| Water Content | High water content fruit |
| Carbohydrates | Naturally occurring fruit carbohydrates |
| Natural Sugars | Present naturally in ripe cherries |
| Dietary Fibre | Naturally present in cherries |
| Vitamin C | Naturally present in cherries |
| Potassium | Naturally occurring mineral found in cherries |
| Plant Compounds | Contains naturally occurring red fruit pigments and polyphenols |
You can buy Tasmanian Simone Cherries in Singapore from SKC Fruits, subject to seasonal availability. They are suitable for customers who want large cherries from Tasmania for fresh snacking, gifting, sharing, fruit platters, festive serving and desserts.
If you are searching for cherry season, large cherries or types of cherries, this product is a good seasonal option to check when Tasmanian cherries are available. Please contact SKC Fruits if you need to confirm the latest batch, size, price or stock before ordering.
SKC Fruits offers seasonal imported fruits for customers in Singapore who want convenient online ordering and delivery. Tasmanian Simone Cherries are selected for customers who appreciate premium Australian cherries with a juicy bite, firm texture and strong seasonal appeal.
Tasmanian Simone Cherries are premium sweet cherries from Legana, Tasmania, Australia. They are known for their juicy texture, fresh sweetness and seasonal appeal.
They are from Australia. This product is positioned as a Tasmanian Simone cherry selection from Legana, Tasmania.
They usually have a sweet cherry flavour with light tartness and a plump, juicy texture. Taste may vary depending on variety, ripeness, season and batch.
Tasmanian cherry season usually begins around mid to late December and can continue into February. For Singapore customers, Tasmanian Simone Cherries are usually expected from late December to January, depending on harvest and shipment timing.
Yes. Tasmanian cherries are often known for large fruit size, and Simone cherries are suitable for customers who enjoy plump, juicy and larger fresh cherries. Size may vary by batch.
Simone is one of the types of cherries grown in Australia. It is a sweet cherry variety often compared with Lapins for appearance and maturity timing.
Common types of cherries include varieties such as Simone, Lapins, Sweetheart, Regina, Kordia, Bing, Chelan and Rainier. Availability depends on country, season and shipment.
Yes. Their seasonal Tasmanian origin, red colour and fresh-eating quality make them suitable for fruit gifting, festive sharing and premium fruit platters.
Keep cherries refrigerated after delivery. Do not wash before storage. Wash only before eating and remove any soft or damaged cherries early.
Yes. They are suitable for cakes, tarts, pies, compotes, jams, fruit sauces, chilled fruit bowls and dessert platters.
Yes. You can buy Tasmanian Simone Cherries in Singapore from SKC Fruits, subject to seasonal availability.
Cherries contain naturally occurring vitamin C, potassium, fibre and plant compounds found in red fruit. Nutrition values may vary by variety, ripeness and batch.
Next-day delivery is available across Singapore. Orders are carefully packed to help maintain freshness and quality during delivery.
$5.90 delivery for orders $55–$149.99.
Free delivery for orders $150 and above.
Please check your fruits upon delivery. If you receive spoiled, damaged, incorrect or unsatisfactory items, contact us via WhatsApp at 8833 3676 within 2 days of delivery with your order details and clear photos.
If the issue is due to our selection, packing or handling, approved refunds, replacements or store credits will be processed within 24 hours after review.
Natural Produce Notice: Fresh fruits are natural produce, so size, colour, sweetness, ripeness, texture and appearance may vary slightly by batch.
Batch Variation: Origin, size, grading and availability may change depending on season and shipment. Please refer to the current product details or contact us before ordering if you need fruits for a specific event, gift or delivery date.
Storage: Please store your fruits properly after delivery. Some fruits should be refrigerated, while others may need to ripen at room temperature before eating.
Product Images: Product images are for illustration and presentation purposes. Actual fruit size, colour and appearance may vary slightly depending on the current batch.