BRANDY BOY, USA. A tall indeterminate tomato variety of medium-early maturity. Plants reach about 1.6-1.8 m in height and require pruning and staking. Fruits are slightly flattened and round, large, averaging 250 to 450 g.

The tomatoes are richly pink in color, with a bright, expressive flavor and a light, pleasant tang. The flesh is tender, meaty, very juicy, with a harmonious balance of sugars and acids. The skin is firm and resistant to cracking.

The fruits ripen uniformly, making this variety convenient for harvest. Flavor rating is top-level, 5 points. This tomato is deservedly considered one of the tastiest among pink-fruited varieties. Recommended for fresh consumption, salads, slicing.

SIMILAR VARIETIES

1. Pink Delicious. A hybrid variety awarded AAS 2022: juicy, slightly flattened round fruits ~250–300 g, crack- and disease-resistant, sweet and aromatic.
2. Pink Girl (F1). Indeterminate hybrid, matures in ~76 days, fruits 170–225 g (6–8 oz), uniform, very juicy, low acidity.
3. Rose de Berne. According to growers’ feedback, fruits have excellent flavor, are crack-free, neat, and beautiful.
4. Pink Russian 117. Heart-shaped, large (~600 g), meaty and non-acidic, mid-late maturity.
5. Maria’s Hungarian Paste. Indeterminate paste tomato 1.2–1.8 m tall, pink-red oval fruits of medium size, rich flavor.
6. German Pink. Old Bavarian heirloom, large fruits 450–900 g, meaty, few seeds, excellent for fresh use and processing.
7. Garden Peach. A mini tomato of yellow-pink color (~120 g), sweet, velvety skin, very productive, great for salads.
8. Raf Tomato. Spanish variety with pronounced ribs and firm flesh, compact (~1.8 m), tasty and salt-tolerant, fruits pink-green inside.

For a truly rare yet excellent analogue, I recommend “Pink Delicious” for high yield and resistance, or “German Pink” for those who prefer old-fashioned, meaty tomatoes. I’d be happy to help with seed selection or growing tips!