Brazilian Beauty is one of our recommendations for lovers of dark tomatoes: these medium-sized, mahogany-colored fruits weigh 100–200 g and have a delightful flavor. The variety is high-yielding, and the first tomatoes ripen about 70 days after transplanting.
There’s an unusual story behind its preservation. In the 1970s, a van arrived at a garden nursery carrying seedlings of various tomato varieties. Gordon Brown bought some of them and then saved the seeds of the tastiest variety—Brazilian Beauty. This story was documented in the 2014 Bountiful Gardens catalog.
