A wild variety of Mexican origin given to Craig LeHoullier in 1990 by Maye Clement of Vera Cruz, Mexico at a harvest festival. Because of its pale colour Craig registered it with the SSE as 'Ivory currant', although its original name was 'Tiny yellow coyote'.

Cherry-like fruit, round pale yellow, almost ivory, in clusters of 6-8. No depression at the stem attachment and no trace of umbilicus.

Fruity and sweet taste.

Compact, bushy, even sprawling plant, unlike other currant tomato varieties, indeterminate growth.