Grapes are among the most loved fruits of all time, and they are often enjoyed by people in tropical countries at a low price, as they are readily available. Though grapes are inexpensive and commonly available, the price of this Japanese variety of luxury grapes will leave you stunned.
Ruby Roman grapes, which are grown only in Japan, have long been known as the world’s most expensive grapes. A bunch can sell for as much as 450 USD. According to a report by Business Insider, Ruby Roman Grapes are said to be the most expensive in the world. They are rare and call for specific climatic conditions and temperatures to look and taste perfect. It is said that in 2020, only 25,000 bunches of the grape were up for sale. These grapes are expensive because of their size, color, and other factors regarding their production. They are four times larger than the average grape and require a certain amount of light and temperature to produce juicy and sweet fruit.
Fruits are considered to be luxury and gift items in Japanese culture. In fact, Japanese supermarkets often refuse to sell fruits that are blemished or wrong-shaped A superior bunch can cost between $90 and $140, while special superior grapes can cost anywhere from $180 to $450. But there is still one higher grade than these two which is Called Premium Ruby roman grapes
Premium Ruby roman grapes
Only one or two bunches a year qualify as Premium in Kahoku, Japan. One bunch of premium grapes are expected to sell for more than $1,000, but in 2019 and 2020, no grapes qualified for that category. All Ruby Roman grapes are sweet, nonetheless, no matter what the grade.