Fruit breeders have developed table grapes with flavors called Gum Drop, Candy Heart and other flamboyant names, and they're finally showing up in grocery stores as well as farmers markets.

Farmers grow grapes that taste like cotton candy 04:25. It's harvest time in the vineyards near Bakersfield, California, and farmers Jack Pandol and Jim Beagle walk every field tasting for ripeness.

But it was the Cotton Candy grape that, in 2013, arguably kicked off the specialty fruit boom as we know it. The trademarked and licensed varietal was developed by the company International Fruit ...

So, here’s the scoop. The grapes are grown at the Grapery in California and available in other candy flavors like Moon Drops (dark purple grapes) and Gum Drops (a red grape).

The Gum Drop is a red, sweet grape meant to taste like candy. The Tear Drop is a green, elongated grape. Like all Grapery products, they are picked at peak sweetness.

tang90246/Getty Images . Moon Drop grapes actually come from the same grower as Cotton Candy grapes: The Grapery, a California-based vineyard that’s known for producing highly sought-after grape ...

Pop a Cotton Candy grape in your mouth and you might start laughing. They taste just like their namesake. Like sugar spun into cottony threads, the super-sweet grapes have unexpected vanilla and ...

Cotton Candy grapes are on sale at Costco and people are seriously freaking out These super-sweet grapes are only in season for a few months. June 20, 2018, 12:08 PM EDT / Source : TODAY ...