hmmmmm..... I've never had Wild Wonders, but found this website that claims to know what varieties are included. None of the varieties is even close to a match for what you have. It looks very interesting! I'd definitely be saving seeds from that to try. :)

Just occurred to me you could contact the sellers/growers and ask! lol!

That is a cherry tomato called "black cherry" My son grows many different kinds of tomatoes and that's one of them. They have really good flavor. I don't know if it's an heirloom tomato but he grows many varieties and some are heirloom. He gets his seed from Terra Edibles in Canada but if you check around for specialty tomato seeds you may be able to find It where you live

Organic refers to the way they are grown not the variety of seed. Organic means it is grown without chemicals and sometimes though that is not always true. I don't think that anyone puts anything into a grown fruit unless they want a lawsuit on their hands

It is definitely NOT Black Cherry, but I do agree that Black Cherry has very good flavor and a similar color.

Party music is correct. That is not Black Cherry.

I also would be saving seeds from it to try and grow it myself.

I don't have any answers, but I'm noticing posts stating what variety it is, and what variety it is not, but no confirmation about whether or not it is organic.

I didn't know that we were questioning whether or not it's organic because it's stated so on their website! here

I was searching again and stumbled onto what's supposedly called 'Berry Nice' and it looks more like your odd tomato than any other I've seen. Hopefully this link will work. Berry Nice