Cotton Candy grapes are actually a varietal specific to fruit distributor Grapery, which grows an assortment of new grape varietals with cheeky names and, sometimes, funny shapes.

See how unique grape varieties are grown at this farm in California’s Central Valley. Ever heard of grapes with names like Cotton Candy and Gum Drop? See how they’re grown at this farm in ...

Ask a cotton candy grape fan why they love cotton candy grapes and you may get a blank stare. Because it really tastes like cotton candy. Duh. Cotton candy grapes, which are carried in stores just ...

U pon first biting into a cotton candy grape, I felt sure it had an artificial flavor or that some "weird science" had hacked Mother Nature in vicarious ways. Its resemblance to the classic pink ...

But while The Grapery, the fruit's main distributor, lists cotton candy grapes as typically available between August 10 and September 10, they have hit shelves nearly two months earlier in recent ...

The Cotton Candy grape has already cleared those hurdles — it has been commercially available in limited quantities since 2011. In fact, sales have been so good that the fruit's distributor, ...

If you’ve never heard of Cotton Candy Grapes, well, you’re a little late to the game, but we’ll catch you up. The super sweet fruit is natural and just so happens to taste like a carnival ...

Dubbed the Cotton Candy grape, the designer fruit looks and smells like Fruit breeder David Cain has created a hybrid grape plant that produces fruit that tastes like cotton candy, according to NPR.

Cotton candy grapes, which are carried in stores just a few times a year, will soon appear on shelves at local Publix supermarkets. The grapes, which should be available this month, Publix ...