Not quite a cherry, 1x 2-inch pink oval fruits are super productive. Really good, classic old-timey flavor. A beautiful salad and snacking tomato. I would think it would be perfect for roasting and or drying, too!
 
HISTORY: Unknown. I could only find three sites that even mentioned this variety and they all pretty much said the same thing - a description and stating it was an heirloom. I did find one site that had pictures dating back to 2012, so it's certainly not 'new'.

My seeds came from the private collection of the late Remy Ortella, owner of the Sample Seed Shop. 
 
Sold in a 3.5" pot.