A  lot of us look forward to your postings, because they are very informative. A lot of your postings give information that we have not been able to find else where. Such as flavor profiles, sweetness levels, and comparative taste against other well know figs.

Although, you are located in a entirely different climate then we are, here in Connecticut, you have helped us a lot in determining what figs to seek out. 

I think your postings help a lot of people who are new to figs, get the right fig for their particular taste, a lot faster.

In the beginning of our interest in figs, we had no idea that there were so many different fig flavors. So, we assumed all figs tasted the same. Then after tasting several that we had planted, we realized that there were many different flavors of figs., that we did not like. If we had known that earlier it would have saved us several years of looking for what we could call our favor figs.

I also believe that is the reason why so many people who have a fig tree in their yard, say that they do not like figs. They simply have one that has a flavor that they do not like, and do not realize there are many other different flavors in certain figs 

So, with that said, can you rate the sweetness level of your Italian Honey find, to the sweetness level of White Trianna? 

Bob