On Tue, 1 Nov 1999, "Richard A. Williams" <rhialto@aa.net> wrote: > Definitely "on-topic." > > > > > Rocambole - quite hot; a pungent climax > > Metechi - raw fiery taste that explodes > > Duganskij - raw, earthy; heat dissipates > > fast > > Killarney Red - heat is longlasting > > German Red - hot and zingy > > Brown Tempest - raw cloves have a fiery flavor > > Asian Tempest - flavor fiery but a mellow finish > > Mucdi - rich, hot, lingering > > Chinese Purple - instant heat explodes in mouth > > Asian Rose - initially devoid of heat, builds > > slowly > > and then rages hot > I have no experience with hot garlic, but would surely love to get some! > Where do you get these varieties? Sources, man, sources! ........ Try http://filareefarm.com for the 2000 planting season as they're all sold-out for 1999. One of their older catalogs listed Rocambole, both Brown & Asian Tempest, Mucdi and Chinese Purple. They probably sell the others too as they list 100+ varieties. ==================================================================== Bob Batson L 39 12 14 N 94 33 16 W bob@sky.net Kansas City TCS - Mystic Fire Priest USDA zone 5b