As I mentioned (IIRC) in a post some time back, I tried two new varieties of tomatoes this year. Herewith a report.
New Girl has an average yield and the size is between an apricot and a peach. They look like big red acorns - there's a little point on the bottom. Taste is good, but nothing to rave about unless you've never tasted a fresh garden tomato before. They did live up to the "early" claims. Only the cherry tomatoes got ripe before them.
Brandy Boy is just starting to ripen and we ate the first two today. Not as good as its Brandywine ancestor, but darn good. Still ribbed, but not as deeply. The first two were about 3.5" diameter and 1.75" tall.
I'll plant them both again next year. In fact I may replace Moskvich with New Girl.
Oh yes, I'm in eastern WA - zone 5.