I recently bought this by accident. I couldn’t return it because I lost my receipt. I normally drink the Original version so this was a shock when I tasted it. So sweet, so grapey tasting. I tasted no cranberry flavor whatsoever. I am so disappointed. It has tons of sugars and a flat unidentifiable taste. I’m guessing it’s cheaper to make because it certainly isn’t better I missed the cranberry tang I’ve loved most of my life. Shame on you Ocean Spray! I bought a large bottle so I’m choking my way through it slowly. I will not make this mistake again!

being from Europe's eastern states, it was common practise to pick cranberries straight of the bush and eat them, a little did tart, but delicious. NOT ONE Juice on the market can claim to be the exact juice of the plant/berry. Juice perhaps, but non are what they pretend to be, having being processed and diluted.

Why is it all either too sweet or too sour? And why are there so many options? CranApple? CranGrape? CranCherry? The CranMan must be working hard. Needs to calm down. It's overwhelming. Still, love the product, good job. I just hope cranberry juice doesn't eclipse other types of juices.

This product's description is misleading. Actually, the photo on this page is not how the actual label on the product looks. Next to the "Cranberry" label, there's some small print that says "juice blend." Now, you would think that this would mean that there's some negligible amount of some other kind of juice, with no impact on the flavor. Wrong. This basically tastes like apple juice with a slight tinge of cranberry flavor. This is interesting, as they have other juice blends where the other juices are prominently advertised, for example pomegranate. Why not for this one?

with the weather flexing the way that it has for the lastseveral months, the desire to stop, take a glass, and half fill it with OceanSpray cranberry juice, and sip it till it is gone. this satisfies both a thirst, and a restful break. and it makes work fun again.

Last week I spent a 1/2 hour looking over nutritional labels for all the cranberry juice products on the store shelves. I wanted 100% Cranberry Juice. Unfortunately, not one was to be found. Not by OC or other competitors. Disappointed, I grabbed the OC Juice Cranberry. Which is really a blended Juice of cranberries, grapes and apples. It is a tasty mixture of flavors and peaks the palate whether consumed straight or in a Gator Bite recipe! Way to Go OC!! J Wood. It is a company's responsibility to be accurate in labeling their product. Truthful labeling would read; "100% Juice Blend - Cranberry.

I've tried many of Ocean Spray's "100% Juice" line, but this is my favorite. It is NOT "100% Cranberry Juice" as many mistakenly believe. It is "100% Juice" - as stated on the label - with no added sugar. The cranberry flavor is enhanced by the other juices used to naturally sweeten it, but it doesn't upset my stomach as others with added sugar do.

This juice is out of stock everywhere! No room on shelves either. Like just poof gone. Site says out of stock but that is everywhere. No one has this. This keeps me alive. Please bring OS Cranberry and while at it Tate's chocolate chip cookies! To die for. You've been really going downhill. Guessing some is supply chain but we need reassurance they are coming back!!! Please!!!!!

My wife and myself really love this product, and now our ten year old granddaughter looks forward to having it when she comes over. We understand the bitter nature of 100% cranberries and totally appreciate OS skillful blend of other juices to smooth everything out. Honestly all we seem to taste is the cranberries but with the assurance no sugar added, only fruit juice. Thanks for this delicious and refreshing beverage!

I liked the flavor but I wanted 100 % cranberry juice. Although it is 100% juice, the tiny tiny “juice blend” and the list of ingredients say not. It might not be profitable to sell 100% cranberry juice because it would be too tart, so the addition of other juices rather than sugar is beneficial. I just object to the deceptive marketing.