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Kyoho Grape

• Global Rank: It is classified as one of the most widely cultivated grape varieties in the world.
• Appearance: It features a massive size, close to that of a small plum, with a dark purple, almost black color.
• The Name: "Kyoho" means "Giant Mountain" in Japanese.
• Peeling: Easy to peel, as the thick skin separates completely and easily from the flesh.
• Flavor & Texture: It has a highly juicy, very sweet, gelatinous pulp.
• Taste Profile: It possesses a rich flavor similar to Concord grapes.
• Seeds & Skin: It contains seeds; therefore, it is customary in Japanese culture to peel the grapes and spit out the seeds, consuming only the pulp.
• Uses: It is eaten fresh as a cold dessert after peeling, and is also used in making juices, jellies, and Asian desserts.
• Market Value: It is globally classified as a luxury product; hand-picked bunches are sold in high-end gift shops across Japan and East Asia.
• Pricing: Regular prices range from 30 to 50 USD per bunch, and some perfect bunches can exceed 60 USD.

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