Tyson - large dark red grapes with a rich taste Selection: Kalugin V.M. Ripening period: early (100–110 days) Growth strength: vigorous Frost resistance: up to –23 °C Disease resistance: high Purpose: table variety for fresh consumption and sale Description of the variety Tyson - an exquisite early table grape with large elongated berries of a rich dark red color, which become almost black when fully ripe. The variety is distinguished by its attractive presentation, excellent taste and stable yield. The clusters are large, of medium density, with berries weighing 18–25 g. The pulp is dense, crispy, with a rich harmonious taste, which is popular both for home consumption and for commercial cultivation. Characteristics Bunch weight: large Berry weight: 18–25 g Color: dark red (almost black when ripe) Taste: harmonious, rich Transportability: high Advantages of the variety Early ripening Large elongated berries Attractive color and presentation Dense, crispy flesh High resistance to diseases Good transportability