Roman ruby grapes in Japan, a bunch of grapes can sell for more than 70,000 yuan, so on average, a grape is about 2,000 yuan, is not very expensive.
Roman ruby grapes
Roman ruby grapes were cultivated in 1995 in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. At that time, grape growers in Ishikawa Prefecture wanted the Prefectural Agricultural Research Center to cultivate a large red grape variety, and in response to people's voices, 400 experimental grapes were planted in the test field. After two years of planting, only 4 of the 400 plants produced perfect red grapes, and only one of these 4 grapes produced the same high-quality red grapes that people expected. Over the next 14 years, researchers selectively cultivated the grape variety, constantly increasing its size, taste, and color, culminating in the Roman ruby now known as the "Ishikawa Treasure."
Roman ruby grapes
The biggest feature of Roman ruby grapes is that they are bright red in color, and the sugar content and juice content are extremely high, so when you put it in your mouth and take a bite, the sweet juice will explode and occupy your mouth.
Roman ruby grapes
Speaking of the sky-high price of fruits in Japan, the reason for the sky-high price is mainly the strict protection of new varieties and artificial control of production. The fruit varieties selected and bred in Japan are not allowed to be planted by farmers at will in Japan, there must be a patent authorization, you want to grow on a large scale without permission, sorry, this is illegal; Second, Japan has set very strict harvesting standards for sky-high fruits, and only a small amount of fruit produced by a tree can enter the market, artificially controlling the yield in this way.