Brooks Cherries
Description: Second leading commercially-grown variety. Bigger than some other varieties, sweet, firm, juicy and rich. These are sweeter and larger than some others. The cherry flesh is firm and crisp with variable shades of red and pink. These are the first to become ripe and ready for us to enjoy just before summer so these are the first delectable jewels to become available.

Recommendation: Early to ripen, Brooks cherries are an excellent way to begin the cherry season. Brooks cherries are a perfect, early foodservice choice for fresh use.

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Tulare Cherries
Description: Bright Red in color with a pink to red flesh. Fruit shape is oblong and symmetrical. Very juicy and sweet. Skin color at picking maturity is red and flesh color is pink to red. Ripens evenly and texture is firm and juicy. Fruit has exceptional shipping and storage characteristics. Flavor is sweet and mildly acid. Ripens 3 days after Brooks and 7 days ahead of Bing.

Recommendation: Excellent for Retail and Club Store Sales.

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Bing Cherries
Description: Predominant variety grown commercially. Large size, plump round shape, deep mahogany color with rich, sweet flavor. The rich color carries through inside the cherry. The Bing has an intensely sweet, vibrant flavor. The Bing has become the standard by which other varieties are compared and are the most common cherries on the market. Bings ripen in mid- to late-June.

Recommendation: Hearty, sweet and flavoful, the Bing cherry is an excellent foodservice choice for fresh use. Great choice for export.

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Rainier Cherries
Description: They are large with a golden color with a pink or red blush. Very sweet, delicate flavor (20-25% fruit sugar) finely textured. The Rainier cherry, is a Bing and Van hybrid. They are a soft yellow color inside and are sweet but not as sweet as the red varieties. Firm, clear to light yellow flesh. Fine-textured and distinct flavor. Ripens mid-season. These are considered by many to be THE best cherry!

Recommendation: They are distinctive and superior in appearance and taste, making them a premium niche sweet cherry.

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Chelan
Description: An early ripening sweet cherry for California Cherry growers. This fruit ripens two weeks ahead of Bing, yet the fruit resembles Bing with it’s firm, round, heart shaped fruit of good size. This variety is highly resistant to cracking during late maturity stages. Fruit ships well and has 16-18% sugar generally.

Recommendation: They are a hearty cherry, ready in the beginning of the season. The Chelan is great way to generate interest early to establish your cherry sales for the year. Also, the Chelan is an excellent option for shipping.

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