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DARK ORANGE MUSCAT. Early round cocktail tomato. Tall, super-early, high-yielding. The bushes are strong, sprawling, dense. The fruits are orange, with a transparency effect like gooseberries. Bright and rich flavor. Very juicy and sweet flesh with a rich fruity aroma. The fruits do not crack, with a thick skin. Extremely high yield in artificial counting. At the beginning of the season, we once counted the number of fruit clusters and fruits on one (outermost) bush. On 25.06, 158 fruits formed on 20 clusters. A repeat count at the peak of the season could not be made, given the dense bushes and the excessive number of clusters and fruits.
The plant bore fruit until the frosts and proved very resistant to diseases. It was obtained from the USA. The variety was first presented by Tom Wagner. At full biological ripeness, it acquires a unique bronze-chocolate color. Green shoulders on the outside are a characteristic of this variety being a dessert type, not a sign of unripe fruit. Each cluster contains about 10 fruits, weighing 30 grams. The yield is high. The taste is interesting, unusual, sweet with a slight acidity, very juicy, with a subtle fruity note. Do not overripe on the bush – it begins to fall off.