A small, tart relative of the plum, the damson is a deep purple fruit prized for its intense, aromatic flavor. Typically too astringent for fresh eating, it excels in jams, jellies, and desserts, and is a classic base for gin. Chefs, home bakers, and foragers benefit most from its culinary versatility.
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