looks like Santa sweet. but then again there few hundred grape varieties

The variety Reisentraube has small fruits with a nipple at the blossom end, as do some other small varieties, but there's absolutely no way that a specific variety can be Ided once it has lost its label and becomes an orphan.

You show a container of them, and if it's the container you bought there should have been a label on it somewhere I would think.

And there's a good bet that they are F1 hybrids as well.

Carolyn

Thanks for your help Carolyn. Unfortunately the container had no label, I think they were direct from the grower. Reisentraube looks a bit too round.

Could it be "Sugary" hybrid? I expect that there may be some commercial hybrids not too different from it.

Here is a link that might be useful: Sugary hybrid

About the same weight as Sugary, longer shape - Tinkerbell. Red Pear Hybrid here http://californiahybrids.com/category/grape-tomatoes/ is smaller. Breeders are at work.

Here is a link that might be useful: Tinkerbell

I still feel very strongly that no matter what varieties might be suggested that there's no way to ID a variety such as shown above, or for that matter any variety, with few exceptions, when a label has been lost.

it becomes an orphan, Sigh,

If seeds are saved from the fruits in that basket and lots of plants put out with those F2 seeds and all plants give the same fruits, then it might be an OP variety, but if different plants have different fruits it probably was an unknown hybrid to start with,

Carolyn

Very true, Carolyn. And I think this one is likely to be a hybrid. It may only be possible to come up with a variety with similar characteristics.