The variety forms a compact bush 120 to 150 cm in height with strong vertical branches resistant to lodging. It belongs to mid-late varieties; harvesting is carried out from mid-July to mid-August.
Berries weighing up to 2 g have a bright red color and are distinguished by the ability to remain on the bush for a long time without shedding, gradually shriveling into a raisin-like state. The fruits have a sweet-and-sour taste and are gathered in long clusters up to 15–20 cm.
The variety is for universal use, suitable for fresh consumption, freezing, and processing. It possesses high transportability and keeping quality and is resistant to infestation by the redcurrant gall aphid.
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