Grape Dream - grapes with elongated burgundy berries and a caramel flavor Name: Grape Dream (Vine Dream) Author: unknown, the form is being studied Ripening period: medium Frost resistance: being studied Purpose: table form Description of the variety Grape Dream - a new promising table form of grapes, which is being tested and attracts attention with the unusual appearance of the berries and interesting taste qualities. The form demonstrates stable yield, laying up to 2 inflorescences per shoot. The flower is bisexual, pollination is good, without pea-like. The clusters are beautiful, marketable, in structure resemble the Pavlovsky selection Carnival. The mass of the cluster is 500–700 g and more. The berries are elongated, sometimes crescent-shaped, 42–46 mm long, rich burgundy color. The pulp is fleshy, of a pleasant consistency. The taste is harmonious, with a light caramel aftertaste, which makes the shape interesting among modern novelties. Individual characteristics continue to be studied and refined. Characteristics Cluster weight: 500–700 g and more Berry size: length 42–46 mm Berry shape: elongated, possibly crescent-shaped Berry color: burgundy Taste: harmonious with a light caramel tint Pulp: fleshy Flower: bisexual Yield: stable Frost resistance: under study Advantages of the variety ✓ Original elongated berry shape ✓ Beautiful burgundy color ✓ Pleasant caramel shade of taste ✓ Stable fruiting ✓ Pollination without pea-forming ✓ Attractive marketable clusters ✓ Promising novelty for vineyards