Natali is an ultra-early hybrid grape with an elegant cylindrical shape of berries. Breeding: Kalugin V.M., Ukraine. Ripening period: ultra-early (95–100 days), approximately July 20–25. Growth strength: vigorous. Frost resistance: up to –23 °C. Disease resistance: increased (especially fungal diseases in the first years of observations). Purpose: table variety, ideal for fresh consumption and commercial cultivation. Description of the variety Natali is the newest hybrid form of grapes bred by Kalunin V.M., which occupies a leading position in terms of ripening. The ultra-early variety ripens simultaneously with the well-known form Athos, approximately by July 20–25. The clusters are large, loose, weighing from 400 g to 1 kg, very elegant and attractive to the market. Cylindrical berries, weighing 8–14 g, have a harmonious taste and fleshy, dense and crispy pulp that easily splits into two halves. The variety is characterized by increased resistance to fungal diseases, which makes it a reliable option for gardeners and commercial producers. Characteristics Cluster weight: 400–1000 g Berry weight: 8–14 g Berry shape: cylindrical Taste: harmonious Pulp: fleshy, dense, crispy Transportability: high Frost resistance: up to –23 °C Disease resistance: increased Advantages of the variety Ultra-early ripening Elegant large clusters and cylindrical berries Harmonious taste and attractive appearance Increased resistance to fungal diseases High transportability Ideal for fresh consumption and sale