Difficult to say, everyones taste is different. I can only say that any carrot picked out of the garden while small tastes better than any carrot bought at the grocery.
How do you plant your carrots? Why I'm asking is that so many people plant them in straight little lines an inch or so apart which is a complete waste of space and time. I do it the "broadcast" method and just scatter the seeds quite heavily over any given area of prepared seed bed, tamp them down and cover them. They sprout like a bed of grass, well not that many seeds but just to give you a picture. You can then use a rake to thin the seedlings out. When the greens are a little bigger you can thin them again lightly..By the time there are baby carrots under there you should have hundreds more baby carrots per square foot than if you just planted strict little rows, you'll have a virtual carpet of carrots and can pick to your hearts content while they're still baby carrots all the while some of them are growing bigger, you're actually benefitting as you get to eat the smaller ones as the others grow larger.. And baby carrots are the best of the best.

An organic farm near-bye used Nantes and honestly I never knew carrots could taste like that. That is the first time I could call a carrot crisp yet JUICY! And SO SWEET! Mind you they have some wonderful soil there too.