I do not know what variety this is. It is mixed in with with my "Encanto Group" seedlings, so I had assumed it was one of them. It has lost its tag, and none of the "group" has ever displayed brebas like this. Time will tell if the are edible. If so, it will be a nice addition to the breba type figs. The biggest is more than 1" in diameter already.

Jon,
Any follow up on this one as far as breba are concerned?
Most brebas in our location seem to do well ripening in early July.

Yes, you can follow it into the caprifig pile.  I have another two seedlings with first fruits this season. One put on breba and main crop at the same time. Never saw that before.