Product Name: Queen Nina Grape
Description:
Queen Nina is a premium red table grape variety, bred by Japan’s National Agriculture and Food Research Organization (NARO) and officially released in 2009. Registered under the Plant Variety and Seedling Act in 2011, this tetraploid European-American hybrid has quickly gained a reputation as one of the most sought-after and valuable grape varieties in the world .
A Grape That Commands Attention:
Queen Nina grapes are a visual feast. The large clusters bear plump berries averaging 15–20 grams, with some reaching up to 21.6 grams – a truly impressive size. The berries ripen to a brilliant bright red to pink color, resembling rubies, and are covered with a natural bloom that signals freshness . The flesh is firm, crisp, and juicy, with skin that separates easily from the flesh .
A Flavor Symphony:
Queen Nina delivers a one-of-a-kind flavor experience, combining the sweet fragrance of strawberries, the creamy richness of milk, and the complex notes of red wine and roses . With a soluble solids content of 20–23% Brix and low acidity, it offers an intensely sweet, refreshing taste with no astringency .
Key Commercial Advantages:
Jumbo Berry Size – Impressive 15–20g average weight, perfect for premium gifting
Distinctive Aroma Profile – A unique blend of strawberry, milk, and wine aromas
High Market Value – Commands premium prices of ¥35–¥100 per jin in the market
Mid-Late Season Window – Harvested from late August to September, extending the premium grape season
Harvest Season:
Late August to September – a premium late-summer variety with exceptional market demand and pricing potential.