I read that "Brandywine" is the best flavor...but come across tomato growers that say their tongues/taste buds didn't stand up to it.

I read Cherokee Purple is a really delicious Black Heirloom...but it has a smokey flavor.

I like San Marzano's (a Roma type) and I have read tons and tons of feedback where growers dislike the seed.

A local grower gave me a about 5 perfect tomatoes, much bigger than a softball in 09'....very big and very silky/tastey. I am still waiting on the name/variety of it...I think it's his own concoction, but we'll see...I have never been able to compare it to anything online that I've seen...but it may be something simple.

Yellow Brandywine
Lucky Cross
Little Lucky

On a 0 to 10 scale, the average store bought tomato is a 5 and the average garden grown, vine ripened tomato is a 9. The best tomato is a 10, but, I am not hedonistic enough to care and I suggest that you do the same.

You may want new answers but here is a long list.

Here is a link that might be useful: old choices

"On a 0 to 10 scale, the average store bought tomato is a 5 and the average garden grown, vine ripened tomato is a 9. The best tomato is a 10, but, I am not hedonistic enough to care and I suggest that you do the same."

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Do you even slightly, just a little bit, comprehend the OP question?

Cuostralee, Sungold, Black Cherry, Stokes County, Spears Tennessee Green
are all very good tasting varieties.

Lee

I'm planning on planting several more of Burpee's Napa Hybrid grape tomatoes this spring -- the taste is amazing and the plants produced heavily, even in the late-summer heat.

A little plastic basket of grape tomatoes goes for three or four dollars, so it's really nice to be able to go outside near dinner time and collect that day's ripe grape tomatoes for only the cost of some water and your time.

They're dinky, and not bragging type tomatoes, but they sure taste good.

Here is a link that might be useful: Burpee's Napa Hybrid Grape Tomatoes

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Do you even slightly, just a little bit, comprehend the OP question?

As if your answer were on topic, you hypocrite?

struwwelpeter--You sure like to fight. Sorry you're
such an un-happy person.

Cowlick's Brandywine
Cherokee Green - GWR
Tom's Yellow Wonder
KBX
Wes

SunSugar, Scabitha, PBTD and Russian Striped

I think my taste buds must share a gene or two with Lee (uh, that sounds kind of icky) as my first three favorites are the same as his/hers. Will have to try the Stokes and Spears varieties as have not grown them before.

If you have never grown a Sun Gold cherry tomato, you are missing an amazing treat!

BTW, what's with the negative comments here? Relax, think about the summer's first perfectly ripe tomato and say, ahhhhh.

With zen-like calm,

Rain

Yellow Pear tomatoes.

That was a joke since this is my first year growing anything other than Home Depot type Celebrity tomatoes...I'm not killing off my seedlings yet though, who know..my Texas soil might make them taste delicious.

I was surprised by the flavor of Bloody Butcher after growing it for the first time last year, it has a certain "je ne sais quoi.":-) (I don't know what)- yummy

Bicolors- Lucky Cross, Marvel Striped, succulent, meaty, tasty
Hearts- Ukraine, Verna's Orange Oxheart, succulent, fruity
Paste- Heidi, Tegucigalpa- great texture, taste
Gogosha- large pink, great yields, succulent, tasty

Traded tomato, supposedly Roughwood Golden Plum but turned out to be a flattened round golden tomato, with a good fruity flavor.

Great no-blemish round red tomatoes last year, satisfying tomato flavor- Nepal, Jetsetter, Legend

Of the small handful of varieties that I've grown so far, my favorites are Cherokee Purple, Green Giant, Black Cherry, Brandy Boy, and San Marzano Redorte.

Last yrs best:
Amazon Chocolate
Aunt Ruby's Green
Giant White
Persimmon

Last year:
Casey's Pure Yellow
Purple Haze
Brandywine
Indian Stripe
Atkinson (tasted at tasting event)
Big Cheef
Tony's Italian
Christopher Columbus
Top Sirloin
Earl's Polish
BW x NAR cross - med rl red
Little Lucky
Stump of the World

Cherokee Purple
Rose
Rhoades Heirloom
Chocolate Cherry

The average store bought tomato is a 5-- disagree-- I will not even try to eat those POC. Store bought -1, good garden tomato -5, perfectly ripe tasty heirloom-10.

Sungold
Brandywine suddith
cherokee purple
opalka
hillbilly

Not trying to fight, just appreciate really good tomatoes!!!

Last year:

Giant Belgium
Indian Stripe
Cherokee Purple
Sungold

Still on my quest to find "the" tomato (aren't we all?)... but so far my personal favorite is German Pink. They never produce enough to warrant a great deal of precious garden space, but when a nice one ripens up, it always goes right on my (thick sliced!) bologna sammich, just a pinch of salt, and no mayo needed.

This place has a the hightest quality tomato plants around lots of variety.
check it out
http://www.californiaheirloomtomatoplants.com/

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