The Italian 376 (I-376) is a highly productive, self-fertile fig tree. It produces medium-to-large figs with a sweet, complex flavor profile that blends rich honey sweetness with berry undertones. It yields both an early "breba" crop and a later main crop.
 
Flavor Profile & Characteristics
Flavor: Sweet, syrupy, and rich with notes of honey and light berry. Some growers note additional exotic aftertastes.
Exterior: Deep red, purple, or dark violet-brown, often with lighter bronze mottling or a soft white bloom.
Interior: Vibrant, juicy pulp ranging from golden-amber to light strawberry or deep red.
Texture: Juicy, melting pulp with a soft, chewable skin.
 
Growing Information
Fig Type: Common (does not require the fig wasp to produce fruit).
Crops: Reliable producer of both breba (first crop on old wood) and main crops.
Origin: Originally collected in Rome, Italy, in the 1980s by fruit collector Todd Kennedy.