TAMAYA Blueberry Juice Pure Blueberries Fresh Pressed With No Sugar Added Delicious Refreshing Juice No Gluten, Vegan Friendly No Water Mix, Not From Concentrate, 6.75 Fl Oz, Pack of 12, Chile

Very flavorful.I would buy again.

I was pleasantly surprised with the taste.. It is like a burst of fresh blueberries in your mouth.Even the frozen blueberries taste pulpy and not very "vivid/intense" compared to these.Unbelievable experience if you like blueberry juice...Not acidy like I thought it would be.... the freshest tasting blueberry juice i have experienced so far.This is premium 100% blueberry juice from Chile, is from a can, so it has the very best and most fresh taste. If you like blueberry juice, this stuff is Heaven.I chose these cans of pure blueberry juice as my freezer space is limited and i was unable to buy the frozen blueberries. They were very convenient and tasty when mixed with my evening yoghurt snack with stevia.I was trying to compare prices... andI found online that a quart (32 ounces) of blueberries will make 3 1/2 cups or 8 ounces (about) of blueberry juice (without the pulp).You can get frozen blueberries for $5 for 32 ounces at Costco but you need freezer space...With this product you get 12 6.75 ounce cans (pure not from concentrate) Total price for 72 ounces in thos product: roughly $30Total price for an equivalent amount of frozen blueberries $22.50I think this is worth it due to the refrigeration and blending time needed.Very high qualityVery impressedA bit of a wait time for the shipment but in perfect condition with no shipping logistics issue

I love, love, love the flavor! We can rarely find Moscatel grapes where we live, but they are our favorites, so it's pure joy to get this juice. The grape flavor has almost a floral tinge as if it contains a bit of rose water. This juice is costly so we will use it slowly.

I like the size. The juice seems a tiny bit watery

I'll just come right out and say it that I bought this mixed fruit juice pack specifically to make mead- more specifically a type of mead called a pyment (honey + wine grape juice) that was popular in ancient Rome. Under most circumstances, one would need to buy large quantities of wine grape must at a not insignificant cost that would end up yielding more pyment than the Praetorian Guard could consume. I'm a kitchen homebrewer and don't need large quantities of anything and I like to experiment with different styles without committing to anything in particular (1 to 3gal batches). If you know anything about Homebrewing, you know you need things without additives and preservatives. 2 of these cans of juices are Perfect for 1gal batches and with a variety pack, I can experiment with each pair of juice without committing to purchasing multiple gallons of one type. In the future depending on how these batches come out, I will absolutely buy more of my favorite varietals.P.S. I always think it's funny whenever I read comments of those who use products like this straight out of the can/bottle etc, because (in my mind) things like this are *clearly* made for homebrewing 🤣

If you like vinegar, you'll love this juice.

These aren't cheap, but they do taste great. I prefer my juices a little less intense so I cut mine 50/50 with water - so it cuts my price in half. I've already got these back in my cart.

Taste great ,perfect amount for when my blood sugar is liw and small enough to carry in purse