Okay, where did they move the Arizona Arnold Palmer? Looked all over but ended up buying other products instead. Would have rated 5 star, now?

Love these on ice and chilled. Just wish they could be available in all locations or not charge shipping for Plus members.

Love the Sams plus free delivery. I had Sams send this to my grandson in college at UC. He loved getting a package from g'ma. Sams makes it easy.

This is my son's favorite drink. I have bought it for years, but only in a 12-pk. I was thrilled that you had it in a 24-pk!

Be careful! This is ADDICTIVE!! One of the BEST summer drinks we have at our home. Always a winner!

I took a chance trying this new Arizona drink and it is delicious. It taste like homemade tea with fresh squeezed lemonade. Give it a try..

I love Arizona’s Arnold Palmer Half and Half. It tastes great and is very refreshing. The best part is that you can find it at Sam’s Club at a great price.

Bought this thinking it was the regular kind and was sorely disappointed to find it was a diet product. My rating is for the fact that the title of this product is misleading. AriZona Arnold Palmer Half Tea and Half Lemonade 16 fl. oz., 24 pk. Nowhere in the title does it say diet or lite, it was only when I got it delivered that I saw lite and noticed the ingredients have fake sugar, which my family can not tolerate as it gives us all headaches. Update the title to reflect the tru nature of this product.

I was really unhappy as I unpackaged the product and found it was Arizona Arnold Palmer Half and Half LITE! I do not drink products with artificial sweeteners and this, although aspartame free still has other artificial sweeteners equally as bad health wise on your body.

i love the product, but at $2.00 a can. Walmart has priced it out of the price i would pay, it is only 90 cents in quick marts, i expect to get scammed by them, but i never saw it coming at walmart, coke products 24 x 12oz sprite zero cans and others at $38 a case is a rip off and i will never buy these products at these prices. Back to no name brands.