Variety that would originate from Poland, not to be confused with "Old Flame" also called "Olympic Flame" on American sales sites.

Large fruit weighing 300 to 500 grams, flattened beefsteak type, with rounded shoulders and discreetly ribbed.

Two-tone dress in shades of red-yellow-orange.

Two-tone yellow-orange beef flesh marbled with red, fleshy and juicy, containing very few seeds.

Mango-like flavor, sweet and devoid of acidity.

Plant with a medium development with a compact, narrow habit, indeterminate growth.

Good production in spurts, the fruits of the same bouquet ripening together.