It sounds very close to a Keraji mandarin...

Tanaka put it separately as citrus shunkokan, Swingle include it to citrus sinensis. So fruit will say more.

AMOA8 in full bloom, but fruits from last summer flowering are still green.

Two years ago, I let some twigs from rootstock (volkameriana) of my Avana Apireno tree to grow, with hope of flowers and here they are:

There's an attractive looking AMOA8!

I wonder... do you take your plants inside during the winter? Those containers must be large and heavy!

Yes, you right, they are 100 and 110 liters pots. Each spring and fall, I have to move them from and to the greenhouse. And my spine do not like it.
So, this is one of the reasons to built bigger permanent greenhouse and put all the plants into the ground finaly.

Radoslav your Amoa 8 is beautiful! Bravo.

Very nice trees.

Indeed beautiful trees,and you have a lot off space to put them so to see.

AMOA8 fruits from the previous summer flowering slowly turning red outside and inside.
All fruits, that I tested , have no seeds, or aborted seeds so far.
For me, the taste is best while pulp is still orange - it tastes like high quality sweet orange.

Looks promising!
Not as red as in some of the pictures I've seen but they are probably still ripening...

Yes, the colour is still developing. I have fruits which are deeper red, but I have to say, that more red means, that the taste is changing from great sweet to something like overripe fruit taste.

Another AMOA fruit, still no seeds. This sample have a great taste of citrus with a hint of pomegranate. Looks like perspective variety for me.