They were great initially. They became moldy after three days. I usually only get my produce from Sam’s because it’s always the best around. I was extremely disappointed with it this time around.

I bought these grapes last week. They were advertised as seedless when in fact there are seeds in them. We all were spitting seeds out at dinner. Everybody complained about the seeds. Where is your quality control?

March 2021: Bought these seedless red grapes towards mid-March, it was sweet and super crisp with a little tang. My family killed the grapes in two days. Will have to buy more! Kids love it because it was sweet and seedless.

I bought green (yes, green) grapes for pick up. After arriving home I discovered they were past their prime. On the website I requested a refund and Sam’s happily provided it. It showed up as promised, a few days later on my banking app.

Even as the season goes on, they are usually good to very good. Crisp and sweet or at least crisp and somewhat sweet. Grapes are a big part of my diet and so I have been happy to find these.

I swear I think the pandemic messed up a lot of produce but sams club truly bringing in the good tasty quality of produce that I trust and it lasts me a long time

These grapes were the perfect amount of sweet & had that perfect crunch when you would bite into them. If ever there was a perfect grape, it was this one right here.

I am rarely disappointed in Sam's grapes. Occasionally, the green grapes haven't been as sweet, but in general, all the grapes are Great! Large, firm, seedless, sweet!

Bought these grapes today and I had to throw away lots of them away due to either smashed or rotten. They’re not sweet like advertised on the package. They’re rather tasteless and smooshed. Wasting my $7 today on these grapes!😩

Good tasting but VERY large. I wouldn't feel comfortable letting small children eat these unless I cut them in quarters. Seriously, I'm not exaggerating. These were the largest grapes I've ever seen in my entire life.