Japan's high-end Ruby Roman grapes seemingly copied in South Korea
Japan’s high-end Ruby Roman grapes seemingly copied in South Korea
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Japan’s high-end Ruby Roman grapes seemingly copied in South Korea
In this Japanese treat, ripe, seasonal gems are enrobed in cream and nestled between slices of milk bread.
Ruby Roman, the world’s most expensive grape once sold for VND11 million (US$468) per bunch in Vietnam, now sells at less than one-tenth the price. Their authenticity is being questioned. - VnExpress International
The pick of the cherry crop in a northern Japan town sold for a price that was stunning even by the standards of high-end Japanese fruit auctions. A box of 15 Aomori Heartbeat...
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