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e.thad · February 4, 2017

I've been doing some research on this site for the sweetest cherry tomato and have come up with a very short list of varieties. I'll be growing side by side with Sungold as a comparison. I'm looking for the the very sweetest. If there's a uniqueness in taste, all the better. I haven't grown a ton, but for me the only one that has tasted more than mildly sweet next to Sungold was Super Sweet 100. Boring but sweet. I also considered growing a Bumblebee, but not sure about it's sweetness. Perhaps someone who has grown it in the past can weigh in.

So I'm looking for suggestions.

Not looking for anything smaller than average size so currants are out. Everything else is fair game.

List for 2017

Nectar
Isis Candy
Ambrosia Orange UBX
Cream

Can't remember where I found Cream. According to the description, it's new.

https://store.tomatofest.com/Cream_H...p/tf-0127m.htm

I know this topic had been covered here before, but new varieties pop up every year.

February 4, 2017	#1
e.thad Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Mar 2016 Location: SE PA Posts: 53	Really Sweet Cherry Tomatoes I've been doing some research on this site for the sweetest cherry tomato and have come up with a very short list of varieties. I'll be growing side by side with Sungold as a comparison. I'm looking for the the very sweetest. If there's a uniqueness in taste, all the better. I haven't grown a ton, but for me the only one that has tasted more than mildly sweet next to Sungold was Super Sweet 100. Boring but sweet. I also considered growing a Bumblebee, but not sure about it's sweetness. Perhaps someone who has grown it in the past can weigh in. So I'm looking for suggestions. Not looking for anything smaller than average size so currants are out. Everything else is fair game. List for 2017 Nectar Isis Candy Ambrosia Orange UBX Cream Can't remember where I found Cream. According to the description, it's new. https://store.tomatofest.com/Cream_H...p/tf-0127m.htm I know this topic had been covered here before, but new varieties pop up every year.