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These Ruby Roman grapes were sold for ¥550,000 (roughly $4,000 USD) at an auction over the weekend in Ishikawa Prefecture, Japan. They must have been really tasty.
A wedding hall operator purchased the bunch of approximately 30 grapes, which weighed about 800 grams (28 oz).
"The top-notch grapes — costing around $180 a pop — will be served at the wedding hall in the city of Kanazawa in Ishikawa," reports Japan Times.
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