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Vespertino · April 30, 2016

I'm also not the most experienced taster, but I grew Black and Brown Boar one season and it had a unique, almost rich, salty/gamey flavor- not in a bad way, just different. I wouldn't have called it a sweet tomato. I didn't grow it again since I prefer sweeter tomatoes, but it was the most unique one I have tasted (other than sungold, which are one of my favorites) of the varieties I've grown in my yard. In a blind taste test I could probably pick out BBB because the flavor was so unique.

April 30, 2016	#4
Vespertino Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Apr 2013 Location: Southlake, TX Posts: 743	I'm also not the most experienced taster, but I grew Black and Brown Boar one season and it had a unique, almost rich, salty/gamey flavor- not in a bad way, just different. I wouldn't have called it a sweet tomato. I didn't grow it again since I prefer sweeter tomatoes, but it was the most unique one I have tasted (other than sungold, which are one of my favorites) of the varieties I've grown in my yard. In a blind taste test I could probably pick out BBB because the flavor was so unique.