Incredibly heavy set of 1" long plum-shaped fruits. Addictive sweet-spicy flavor, great fresh or dried. A "grape type" that tastes great. Introduced to Seed Savers by Meilie Moy-Hodnett of Maryland. Indeterminate, 75-80 days from transplant. Since the name "grape" wasn't known in the 1800s, it is "cherry" because it's small, and "roma" because it's oval instead of round. A wonderfully productive plant here in Wisconsin. In the summer of 15, this variety was the most productive 1 we took to market. We could pick 3-5 gallons of fruit off 6 plants almost every week.