RIPENING
Middle period, about 2-3 days after Burlat variety.
FRUIT
The fruit has a big size, is heart-shaped, symmetrical, good looking. Its peel is slightly thin, with a brilliant red color, extended to the entire surface. In advanced ripening, the color tends to a brilliant vermilion red.
TASTE
The red pulp has a good consistency, it’s juicy, aromatic and with a good quality. It has a balanced sweet taste, with a good level of acidity.
RIPENING
Medium-early period, about 8-10 days after Burlat variety. Uniform ripening.
FRUIT
The fruit is very big in size, heart-shaped, symmetrical and good looking. It has a peel with medium thickness. Its brilliant, dark red color is extended to the whole surface. In advanced ripening, the color tends to blackish-dark red.
TASTE
The fruit has pinky pulp, which has an excellent consistency. It’s crunchy, fleshy, juicy and aromatic. It has a good quality, it’s very sweet, with a good level of acidity.
RIPENING
Middle period, about 14-16 days after Burlat variety. Uniform ripening.
FRUIT
The fruit is big sized, heart-shaped, symmetrical and good looking. The peel is medium thick, with a bright red color, extended to the entire surface. The color tends to a brilliant purple red in advanced ripening.
TASTE
The pulp is pink, with excellent consistency. It’s fleshy, juicy and very aromatic, with excellent quality. It’s very sweet, with a good level of acidity.
RIPENING
Late period, about 41 days after Burlat variety.
FRUIT
The fruit is medium to big sized and it has a spherical shape. It has a deep red color and it’s dotted; it has an average sensitivity to brown rot and Cylindrosporium. This variety is particularly susceptible to cracking.
TASTE
This cherry’s pulp has a dark red color and it’s fairly firm, not so much juicy, but with discrete taste qualities.
RIPENING
Late period, about 39 days after Burlat variety.
FRUIT
This cherry’s fruit has a big size, it’s round shaped and, in vertical section, resembles an heart. It’s evenly dark red colored. It’s averagely resistant to cracking and susceptible to brown rot.
TASTE
The pulp is very firm and sweet, and it has excellent organoleptic features. It’s fairly resistant to manipulation.
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