Does the quality of a fruit effect the price of wine made from it?

[rebycorp321]

For example, a normal quality Pomegranate is worth 140 G while an Iridium quality Pomegranate is worth 280. If I put an Iridium Pomegranate into a keg and wait for it to turn into Wine, will it sell for 420 G (triple the price of a normal quality Pomegranate), or 840 G (triple the price of an Iridium quality Pomegranate)?

[abbi]

I do not believe the quality of the fruit makes a difference to the price. But if you age the wine in the cellar the longer you age the higher the quality wine and the higher the price.

[Idoski]

wine gets quality from how long it has been aged in a cask. Kegs will only produce normal quality wines. The base quality for a wine is 3X the base value of the fruit so no matter what quality the fruit that goes in, it wont affect the price of the wine.

[-Na Shagul-]

It doesn't, any quality fruit processed will turn into regular quality wine and you'll have to age it as abbi said.