The "Zarevo" variety is a mid-late ripening table grape distinguished by large oval-elongated berries of bright pink color and fleshy, crisp flesh. Berries reach 38–45 mm in length and weigh from 10 to 14 g, while cluster mass ranges from 700–800 g, with individual clusters reaching up to 2 kg. The berry taste is harmonious, with sugar content of 15–16 g/100% and acidity of 7–8 g/L, making them ideal for fresh consumption as well as for making desserts, jams, and juices.
The bushes of this variety possess high growth vigor and good resistance to fungal diseases. Fruiting reaches 55–65% of fruiting shoots, and the fruiting coefficient varies from 1.0 to 1.3. The variety withstands frosts down to –22 °C, allowing cultivation in regions with a cold climate. Vines root quickly to the soil and do not require special efforts for rooting.
"Zarevo" is distinguished by high transportability due to the dense structure of the cluster and moderate skin softness, which ensures fruit preservation during long-distance transport. The variety received positive tasting scores – 8.6 points for fresh grapes. Due to the combination of high yield, good frost resistance, and attractive appearance, "Zarevo" is a sought-after choice for commercial plantations and gardeners seeking quality table berries.
