Samson is an early-to-medium ripening hybrid grape variety developed by the breeder Kaluginin V.M. The plant is characterized by strong growth and bisexual flowers, ensuring stable fruiting. Bunches have a beautiful conical shape, medium density, and significant weight ranging from 900 to 1500 grams, making the harvest especially attractive for collection and sale.
The berries of the Samson variety stand out for their large size — length reaches up to 55 mm, and weight varies from 18 to 25 grams. The shape is cylindrical, and the color ranges from bright red to pinkish tones. The flavor is harmonious, with pronounced sweetness and acidity, making them versatile for various uses. The flesh is firm and crunchy, which contributes to good transportability and fruit preservation during transportation.
The variety has high frost resistance, tolerating temperatures down to -23 degrees, allowing it to be grown in cold-climate regions. Due to its characteristics, Samson is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking large, tasty, and resilient grape berries.
