Comet - a very early grape with elongated black berries and crispy pulp Selection: Kalugin V.M. Ripening period: very early (about 95–105 days) Growth strength: vigorous Frost resistance: up to –23 °C Disease resistance: average Purpose: table variety, suitable for fresh consumption and sale Description of the variety Comet - an attractive very early grape variety, created by the breeder Kalugin. The variety is distinguished by elongated, up to 4–6 cm, black berries with crispy fleshy pulp and harmonious taste. Due to its beautiful appearance and large clusters, the grapes are ideal for both the market and home consumption. Clusters weigh from 600 to 1200 g, medium density. The elongated berries, weighing 15–20 g, acquire a deep black color with an attractive shine when fully ripe. Characteristics Cluster weight: 0.6–1.2 kg Berry weight: 15–20 g Berry size: 4–6 cm Color: black Taste: harmonious Berry shape: elongated Flesh consistency: crunchy Transportability: high Advantages of the shape Very early ripening Large elongated berries Crispy flesh and harmonious taste High marketability Good transportability Frost resistance down to –23 °C