The variety belongs to the blood-fleshed peach group and is characterized as an heirloom type of crop. The tree is distinguished by vigorous growth, high development rate, and good adaptability to a temperate climate. The lifespan of the tree is 15–20 years, and the variety demonstrates resistance to fungal diseases.
Fruits ripen in September, approximately 10 days after the Sanguine Chanas variety. They have white-red skin coloration and characteristic wine-red flesh. The flavor profile is described as juicy with pronounced tannic notes. A prolonged ripening period allows for gradual harvesting over several weeks.
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