Vinous amanitaAmanita rubescens
Hat: cream, brown to ochraceous-brown or olive-yellow, covered in ruby-red or reddish-brown, with remnants of a greyish veil in the form of plaques or warts.
Blades: free, white and then stained reddish-brown.
Stalk: whitish, turning reddish-brown especially at the base of the stalk, membranous ring, white and then washed with burgundy, striated on the upper side; base with an onion-like bulb.
Flesh: white, quickly stained with red.
Spores: 8-10 x 6-7 μm, elliptical and amyloid.
Taste: sweet, radish.
Odour: faint.
Fruiting Season September - December
Dimension Hat: 4-14 cm | Foot: 8-16 x 1-2.5 cm
Habitat In coniferous and hardwood forests, on non-calcareous soils.