Blackberry

Dark, juicy blackberry with a sweet-tart depth, a jammy, wine-like richness and a cool hint of leaf and forest floor.

• When you pick a blackberry, its white core, the flower's receptacle, comes away with it, so the fruit is never hollow. A raspberry leaves that core on the cane and slips off as a hollow little cap.

Botanically, a blackberry is not a true berry but an aggregate fruit made up of many tiny drupelets, each enclosing a single seed. It belongs to the genus Rubus in the rose family.