[waddecar]

Shirley yield 7 flavour 8
Gardeners Delight yield 8 flavour 8

[Crusty]

Red Alert - early, yield 9, flavour 8
Sungold, yield 10, flavour 11
Sweet Million, yield 10, flavour 9
Brasero (not now available unless from saved seeds), yield 10, flavour 8





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[FN]

Sungold F1 yield 10, flavour 10
Tigerella yield 8, flavour 10

[spot1986]

Russian Black : Yield  9  -  Flavour 10

Tommy Toe    : Yield 10  -  Flavour  9 

[ecky]

Golden Sunrise Yield 10  Flavour 10 sweet
Money Maker Yield 10  Flavour 9
Not tried anything else yet

[viettaclark]

Sungold 9 and 10
Marmande 10 and 8

[swaine]

Tumbler Yield 9 Flavour 9
Gardeners Delight Yield 9 Flavour 9

[peapod]

100s and 1000s Yield 10 taste 9
Italian Plum Yield 4 taste 7

[Nikkithefoot]

Ildi,  Yield 10, Flavour 8
100's and 1000's,  Yield 10, flavour 9

[Kathie]

100s and 1000s Yield 10   taste 9
Italian Roma Yield 3    taste 7

[Brambles]

Moneymaker:  Yield 10      Flavour 8

Costoluto Fiorentino:  Yield 8     Flavour 10*

[DD.]

Shirley - Yield 9 Flavour 9

Brandywine - Yield 9 Flavour 8

Whilst here I have to admit suprise that Moneymaker is scoring in the flavour stakes. They are the variety I first grew years ago.

Once I'd tried other varieties such as Alicante, I never touched them again.

[TheSpartacat]

Whilst here I have to admit suprise that Moneymaker is scoring in the flavour stakes.

Me too! Found them great yield but missing something in the flavour stakes.

My picks for flavour are Black Krim and Purple Cherokee... and Sungold for cherry toms...
Can't really put a number on yield, as it has varied from year to year... I usually have more tomatoes than i can use, so after that I stop counting  

[rhysdad]

Mine last year (and thus this)

Sungold F1 yield 10  Flavour 10
Ailsa Craig Yield 7 flavour 8 (lovely with strong Cheddar in fresh 'home made bread' sandwiches....)

[TheSpartacat]

Brasero (not now available unless from saved seeds), yield 10, flavour 8[/s]

They're on the seedsbysize website!!!! (extremely expensive though- only worth it if you really wanted to grow that type and save seed) I suspect they get around the "not being on a EU list" by automatically giving membership to everyone who orders, same as realseeds do?
http://www.seeds-by-size.co.uk/tomato-red-fruited-varieties.html
EDIT: Hang on, they've listed them as an F1? Hmm.... strange that there IS an F1 variety thats not available commercially elsewhere- that doesnt make sense, does it?