Huangyan Grapes

Huangyan Grapes

　　Huangyan Grapes

　　The grapes from Huangyan's Ma'anshan mainly come in three varieties: Kyoho, Tengnian, and Red Fuji.

　　Kyoho grapes turn a purplish-black when ripe and have the highest sugar content among the three, making them the sweetest.

　　Tengnian, commonly known as "ping pong grapes" due to their large size, resemble Kyoho in appearance but are even bigger. However, despite their impressive look, these grapes have the least favorable taste of the three — less sweet than Kyoho, less fragrant than Red Fuji, and with a softer texture and more muted flavor.

　　Red Fuji grapes have a greenish skin that turns slightly pink or yellow-green on some parts when ripe. These grapes have firm flesh, a rich flavor, and the most pronounced grape aroma, offering a well-balanced sweet-and-sour taste that is considered the best among the three.