Kyoho grapes are a famous Japanese hybrid of concord grape with some fruits having been sold for as much as $9,500 per bunch! These berries are a slip-skin variety: the skin is thick and easily peeled from the flesh of the fruit. Kyoho grapes have an excellent flavor that sets it apart from other grapes in sweetness, aroma, and texture. They are abundantly fragrant, super juicy, and incredibly flavorful with a refreshing melon-like sweetness. These grapes are ubiquitous in Japan as a flavoring for jams, candies, and desserts.
Golden Kyoho grapes are super sweet with an incredibly high sugar content that consistently exceeds 23% compared with the 18-20% brix of regular table grapes. They are variable in size with a plump texture and very juicy bite. Golden Kyoho grapes taste of black currant, concord jam, and fresh honeydew. They are refreshing and sweet with almost no astringency.