Garlic, Mixed Bundle

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Produced In: Bethany / Haliburton

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B

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This mixed bundle of whole garlic heads makes an excellent host's gift, and is a necessity in the garlicurious' kitchen.

Mixed Bundle A includes:
French Rocambole
Ontario Giant
Ivan
Khabar
Russian Red

Mixed Bundle B includes:
F3
Killarney Red
Yugoslavian
French Rocambole
Ivan

Each coloured string represents a different variety of garlic:

French Rocambole: (brown string) If you like an earthy tasting garlic, French Rocambole is the one for you. This variety of garlic with a brown string can produce some very large bulbs.  Rated medium on the spicy scale, French Rocambole has an exceptional ability to retain the 'terroir' of the soils in which it is grown.  Treat this garlic gently by warming it in hot butter. 

Ontario Giant: (dark green string) Also known as 'Puslinch' this variety of garlic has a dark green string.  Ontario Giant has a medium to mild rating on the spicy scale but it will surprise you with a pleasing, lingering garlic aftertaste.  Some of our biggest bulbs have been Ontario giant.  Their easy peel cloves also make them popular in the kitchen. 

Ivan: (light green string) As far as Porcelain garlic grow, this variety known as Ivan is incredibly robust! The plant has tall thick stalks like a sapling and large dark green leaves like an Arizona palm.  Clean white bulbs, and cloves as big as your thumb.  The flavour is very spicy, with strong garlic overtones, and subtle sweetness when cooked.

Khabar: (pink string) The plant of this Marbled Purple Stripe garlic is small, bulbs are squat, the cloves are round and hard to peel, but the flavours are unmatched.  Khabar with its pink string is the most underrated garlic we grow.  No other garlic has the complexity of flavours that Khabar offers. (except OD2)   It can be spicy and nutty, sweet and pungent, and the only aftertaste is your taste buds asking for more.

Russian Red: (red string) The popularity of this garlic has to do with its spicy flavour and lingering aftertaste.  The red string on these bulbs lets you know Russian Red is very bold and does the job when you need a big garlic kick either raw or when cooked.   Bulbs can vary in size, but the cloves are large and marbled with deep reds and brown.

F3: (teal string) This garlic is not the Porcelain Fish Lake 3 you are looking for.  Instead it is a very fine example of a Rocambole garlic.  In five years of growing this variety,  F3 has consistently produced very large bulbs.   As for the taste, there is a faint bite or spiciness at first, followed by a cascade of garlic flavours.

Killarney Red: (red/yellow/blue string) A new coloured string graduate in a red/yellow/blue striped string.  Killarney Red consistently produces large bulbs with soft, tan, coloured cloves.  Not considered a spicy garlic, the flavours in Killarney Red are strong without a strong aftertaste.  This is a great choice of garlic for increasing your daily intake without overpowering you meals.  Also one of our best storing garlics.

Yugoslavian: (yellow string) Yugi's we call them, tied with yellow strings, are the darkest, deep purple coloured bulbs we grow.  This shows up best when freshly harvested.  The cloves are also a darker tan/brown colour than other rocamboles.  Yugoslavian has strong earthy flavours with sweet notes. They can be medium to hot on the spicy scale.  Similar to French Rocambole but with stronger and sharper flavours.