Japanese Queen Nina Grapes are premium red grapes admired for their large berries, beautiful red colour, rich sweetness and smooth eating finish. Also known as Queen Nina grapes, Queen Nina grape, Nina or 妮娜皇后, this elegant Japanese grape variety is popular with customers who enjoy sweet, juicy and refined premium fruit.
Queen Nina is known for high sweetness and low acidity. Official Japanese variety information describes Queen Nina at around 21% sugar content, while other agricultural references use a target of 20 Brix or above. Because grapes are fresh produce, actual Brix, sweetness, colour and berry size may still vary by farm, region, weather, harvest timing and batch.
Compared with some sharper grape varieties, Japanese Queen Nina Grapes have a rounded, mellow sweetness and a firm yet easy-to-bite texture. Their deep red appearance and generous berry size make them suitable for fresh snacking, after-meal desserts, premium fruit platters and refined gifting-style fruit selections.
Origin: Japan. Product photos and packaging are for reference only.
| Product | Japanese Queen Nina Grapes |
| Fruit | Fresh premium red table grapes |
| Origin | Japan |
| Variety | Queen Nina / クイーンニーナ |
| Chinese Name | 妮娜皇后 |
| Also Searched As | Queen Nina grapes, Queen Nina grape, Nina grapes |
| Colour | Bright red, ruby red to deep red, depending on ripeness and batch |
| Berry Size | Large berries; official Japanese variety references describe average berry weight around 17g |
| Brix / Sweetness | Around 20–21 Brix as a variety guide; actual sweetness varies by batch |
| Acidity | Low acidity, giving a smooth and mellow eating profile |
| Seeds | Often sold as seedless when produced with seedless cultivation; seed condition may vary by batch |
| Taste | Rich, sweet, juicy and fragrant with a smooth finish |
| Texture | Firm, juicy and easy to bite when properly chilled |
| Best For | Fresh snacking, after-meal fruit, premium fruit platters, dessert plates, guest serving and gifting-style fruit selections |
| Japan Season | Seasonal, commonly around late summer to early autumn depending on region, weather and shipment |
| Batch Note | Berry size, colour intensity, Brix, sweetness, acidity, seed condition, skin texture, stem condition and packaging may vary by batch |
| Storage | Keep refrigerated, dry and unwashed until ready to serve |
Queen Nina grapes are known for their naturally high sweetness, low acidity and smooth, mellow flavour. The eating profile is rich and sweet without being too sharp, making them enjoyable for customers who prefer a softer red grape flavour compared with stronger black grape varieties.
The flesh is juicy and firm, with a satisfying bite when served chilled. Japanese variety information describes Queen Nina as having firm flesh that is easy to bite through, giving it a pleasant texture for fresh snacking and dessert-style serving.
Queen Nina grapes are valued for their high sweetness. Official Japanese variety information describes Queen Nina at around 21% sugar content, while agricultural production references commonly target 20 Brix or above.
For customer-facing use, the safest wording is around 20–21 Brix depending on batch. Brix can change based on growing region, farm practice, weather, harvest timing, ripeness and shipment condition, so it should not be written as a fixed guarantee unless the current carton or supplier confirms it.
| Brix Guide | Customer-Friendly Meaning |
| Around 20–21 Brix | Very sweet grape variety guide, subject to batch |
| Low Acidity | Smoother, less sharp eating finish |
| Batch Variation | Actual sweetness may vary by farm, season, ripeness and shipment |
| Before Ordering | Contact SKC Fruits if you need to confirm the latest batch sweetness or Brix |
Queen Nina Grapes are a premium red Japanese grape variety developed for large berry size, attractive red skin, high sweetness, low acidity and excellent eating quality. The variety name is written in Japanese as クイーンニーナ and may be searched in Chinese as 妮娜皇后.
The name Nina is linked to the variety name Queen Nina, so customers may search Nina grapes when looking for this premium red grape. This listing focuses on Japanese Queen Nina Grapes for fresh eating and premium fruit serving.
Japanese Queen Nina Grapes stand out for their attractive red colour and generous berry size. Their polished appearance makes them suitable for premium fruit platters, gifting-style fruit selections and elegant table presentation.
As a table grape, Queen Nina is appreciated for both visual appeal and enjoyable sweetness. The colour can range from bright red to deeper ruby red depending on growing condition, sunlight, ripeness and batch.
Queen Nina Grapes are different from many regular red grapes because they are a named Japanese premium variety with larger berries, higher sweetness, lower acidity and a more refined eating profile.
| Comparison | Japanese Queen Nina Grapes | Regular Red Grapes |
| Appearance | Large red to ruby-red berries with premium presentation | Small to medium red berries, depending on variety |
| Sweetness | High sweetness, around 20–21 Brix as a variety guide | Sweetness varies widely by variety and batch |
| Acidity | Low acidity with a smooth finish | May be sweet-tart or mildly sweet |
| Texture | Firm, juicy and easy to bite | Can be crisp, juicy or softer depending on variety |
| Best For | Premium snacking, dessert fruit, guest serving and gifting-style fruit platters | Everyday snacking, lunch boxes and general fruit platters |
Queen Nina can be produced as seedless grapes through seedless cultivation methods. Many retail packs are sold as seedless, but seed condition may still vary by batch, farm practice and packaging.
If seedless status is important, please check the latest product label or contact SKC Fruits before ordering. As fresh produce, occasional seed traces may appear depending on the lot.
You may notice a soft white coating on the grape skin. This is called bloom, a natural layer commonly seen on fresh grapes. It helps protect the fruit and should not be mistaken for dust or residue.
For best quality, keep the grapes dry and wash them only just before serving. Natural bloom can be rinsed before eating.
Japanese Queen Nina Grapes are seasonal. Availability in Singapore depends on Japan harvest timing, export supply, air freight, customs clearance, local stock and batch condition.
| Period | Singapore Availability Guide |
| Late August to September | Common Queen Nina harvest window in Japan, depending on region and weather |
| September to October | Some batches may continue depending on growing region, supplier and shipment |
| Other Months | Availability may be limited, batch-dependent or replaced by other Japanese grape varieties |
| Before Ordering | Contact SKC Fruits to confirm latest Queen Nina batch, Brix, seed condition, size, colour and stock |
Japanese Queen Nina Grapes are best enjoyed chilled. Rinse lightly before serving and enjoy them as a fresh snack, dessert fruit or part of a premium fruit platter.
For a premium Japanese-style fruit plate, serve Queen Nina grapes with Shine Muscat, Japanese melon, peaches, strawberries or seasonal berries when available. Their red colour adds contrast to green and pale-coloured fruits.
For dessert, serve chilled Queen Nina grapes with yoghurt, panna cotta, jelly, waffles, soft cakes or light cream-based desserts. Their smooth sweetness and juicy texture work well for simple after-meal serving.
Store Japanese Queen Nina Grapes in the refrigerator as soon as possible after delivery. Keep them dry and unwashed until ready to serve.
Wash only before eating. Remove any soft, leaking, mouldy or damaged grapes early so the rest of the bunch stays in better condition.
Japanese Queen Nina Grapes naturally contain water, carbohydrates, fruit sugars and small amounts of fibre. Nutrition values vary by grape variety, berry size, sweetness, seed condition, season and batch, so the values below are approximate guides based on grapes.
| Reference Serving | 100g grapes, general guide |
| Calories | About 69 kcal per 100g |
| Carbohydrates | About 18g per 100g |
| Dietary Fibre | About 0.7g to 0.9g per 100g |
| Protein | About 0.7g per 100g |
| Total Fat | About 0.2g per 100g |
| Vitamin C | Contains naturally occurring vitamin C |
| Vitamin K | Contains naturally occurring vitamin K |
Queen Nina grapes can be enjoyed as part of a balanced diet. They are naturally sweet, so customers watching sugar or carbohydrate intake may prefer to enjoy them in moderate portions.
This product is sold as Japanese Queen Nina Grapes. As fresh produce is seasonal, berry size, colour intensity, sweetness, Brix, seed condition, bunch appearance and packaging may vary by lot while retaining the characteristic premium red grape profile of the variety.
SKC Fruits offers seasonal Japanese premium fruits and imported grape selections for customers in Singapore who want convenient online ordering and delivery. Japanese Queen Nina Grapes are selected for customers who enjoy large red grapes with high sweetness, low acidity and refined eating quality.
Japanese Queen Nina Grapes are premium red grapes known for large berry size, high sweetness, low acidity, firm juicy flesh and beautiful red colour.
Queen Nina grapes may be searched in Chinese as 妮娜皇后. The Japanese variety name is クイーンニーナ.
Queen Nina grapes are commonly described around 20–21 Brix as a variety guide. Actual Brix varies by farm, region, weather, harvest timing, ripeness and batch.
Yes. Queen Nina grapes are known for high sweetness and low acidity, giving them a smooth, mellow and rounded eating profile.
Queen Nina can be produced as seedless grapes through seedless cultivation. Many retail packs are sold as seedless, but seed condition may vary by batch and packaging.
Queen Nina grapes taste rich, sweet, juicy and smooth, with low acidity and a gentle fragrant grape finish.
The name Queen Nina is linked to the old breeding line number and Nina, a word associated with “girl” in Spanish. Customers may also search Nina grapes when looking for Queen Nina.
Japanese Queen Nina Grapes are seasonal, commonly around late summer to early autumn. Singapore availability depends on Japan harvest timing, shipment, customs clearance and local stock.
The light white coating is natural bloom, a common protective layer on fresh grapes. It can be rinsed before eating and is not a sign of dirt.
Keep them refrigerated, dry and unwashed until ready to eat. Wash only before serving and remove any soft or damaged grapes before storage.
No. Grapes should not be given to dogs or cats. If your pet has eaten grapes, contact a vet as soon as possible.
Next-day delivery is available across Singapore. Orders are carefully packed to help maintain freshness and quality during delivery.
$5.90 delivery for orders $55–$149.99.
Free delivery for orders $150 and above.
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If the issue is due to our selection, packing or handling, approved refunds, replacements or store credits will be processed within 24 hours after review.
Natural Produce Notice: Fresh fruits are natural produce, so size, colour, sweetness, ripeness, texture and appearance may vary slightly by batch.
Batch Variation: Origin, size, grading and availability may change depending on season and shipment. Please refer to the current product details or contact us before ordering if you need fruits for a specific event, gift or delivery date.
Storage: Please store your fruits properly after delivery. Some fruits should be refrigerated, while others may need to ripen at room temperature before eating.
Product Images: Product images are for illustration and presentation purposes. Actual fruit size, colour and appearance may vary slightly depending on the current batch.