A wild variety of Mexican origin offered to Craig Le Houllier in 1990 by Maye Clement of Vera Cruz, Mexico, at a harvest festival. Because of its pale color, Craig registered it with the SSE under the name "Ivory currant", whereas its original name was "Coyote minuscule jaune".

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

Sweet, fruity flavor.

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