Replace Grapevine with Seedless variety ?

I am having a think about replacing my Black Hamburg grape vine. Its doing well and its productive but I just can't get used to 3 to 5+ seeds in each grape I am finding it very annoying , the result is I eat half a bunch and throw the rest in the compost bin around 20 bunches . Kind of feel bad replacing a perfectly healthy plant , its does have a good ornamental appearance in the GH , not 100% sure I want to replace it yet.

So any recommendations for a potential new seedless grapevine - desert -indoor variety ? I've had a look around and seen one called Vanessa which looks a good fit.

 

I tend to like the ones that have a bit of muscat type flavour, so I have Lakemont, it was a disaster this year though due to some kind of pest.

Also have a small Flame, that was also attacked, but has a couple of bunches, first ones for me on that plant.

These are outside, the Lakemont was quite good last year.

There are those newer varieties and probably worth a try, I 'd look for something with a good flavour, always thought Black Hamburg was a bit short on taste and really a wine grape, but I know they sell it as a dual purpose vine.

 

Lakemont is the only seedless variety this specialist nursery feels able to recommend as suitable for growing in the UK: Lakemont Seedless Grape Vines - Chris Bowers

I have here a Fragola or Strawberry Grape https://www.chrisbowers.co.uk/product/grape-fragola/ which I planted last year, it has not fruited yet but is an attractive vine which has settled in and grown well. This is a musk grape and as the name suggests the fruits are meant to taste a bit like strawberries! We shall see.....

 

Deacons Nursery also have Canadice and Interlaken which are white seedless, or Himrod which they recommend