A variety that is believed to have originated on the island of Sakhalin in Siberia. Its original Russian name has been lost.

Dark pink fruit with greenish-yellow shoulders weighing 80 to 200 grams. Round shape with a discreet ribbing at the top and a slight ripple at the shoulders, the larger the fruit, the better. Clusters of 3 or more fruits. Slight depression at the stem attachment.

Juicy flesh with an excellent sweet taste and a slight bitterness of lemon.

Particularly resistant to mildew and powdery mildew. Unlikely to burst in wet weather.