I love this drink. I buy at least a half gallon of it per week. I mix it with lemonade to my own liking. In the old days, cranberry juice was recommended for good health. This cranberry drink is great all year round. You can drink this cranberry juice for decades, as I and my family have done, and you won't have any health regrets. It is a flavor that all ages can enjoy. It's a pretty color and a great flavor, and it's just great.

I have tried Ocean spray products in the past and have been very happy with them. The Ocean Spray 100% Cranberry juice is no different. It is deliciious and I know it is healthy. Thank you for making such a delightful product. The scent, the taste, you know when you open the bottle that its going to be good.

For crying out loud people Ocean Pray Cranberry juice is primarily made from cranberries. They add other “sweeter juices” for flavor instead of adding extra sugar. Have you ever tried to swallow straight cranberry juice?! Way to bitter. You are still getting the benefit of cranberry. I drink Ocean Spray cranberry juice every day after it was given me in the hospital and told it was a good product and beneficial for my gut problems. If y’all want to complain about it not being made strictly from cranberries, then don’t drink it. I love it and will continue to drink it every day!

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!

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.

I recently had a baby girl last month & I was trying to find ways to increase my milk supply. I was looking all over the internet & even TikTok everyone kept saying Coconut water well I hated the taste so I decided to try it with my all time favorite drink which is Cran-Pineapple it was literally the best drink EVER especially with ice. Please try it literally the best drink .

My wife and I loved this 100% juice! But now it does not taste as crisp and refreshing as a few years ago. Too sweet and too much apple taste! I know you won’t reveal your formula, but did you change/decrease the percentage of cranberry juice from three or so years ago?

Regular cram juice cocktail is labeled 27% cranberry juice to help us avoid UTIs. This is not labeled 27% because it’s probably less, filled with cheaper grape juice. A cheat. Shame on your answers, Ocean Spray. You know what they are all asking about. Make a better product you can sell without sugar. One with 27%.

Ok, I read the excuse. But do not label it 100% Cranberry. People who is trying to quit with their addiction to white sugar, and all frutose etc, they have learned that concentrated apple juice has PLENTY of ADDED SUGAR that we do not want in our bodies. We also know You do not have to say that is added sugar because it is not your Original product but a small additional ingredient like a flavoring. We want to drink the Cranberry though. You would have a market, so do not try to fool the educated populist, you will lose us! Thank you!

Because my husband doesn't like the taste of plain water, he adds some OS Cranberry Juice to water, and drinks that mix throughout the day. Because he drinks so much of it, we buy the large-sized bottles (96 fl oz and higher). And, because of this, we wind up with lots of empty bottles. Although your bottles are stamped as recycle class 1, they are virtually impossible to crush before adding to the recycle bag -- which leads to a lot of wasted space in the bags. In our town, we have to take our garbage to a drop-off center where we pay by the bag -- bags of uncrushed bottles wind up costing us more money than if we'd been able to crush them (like milk containers or other drink containers). Nor can they be cut with a knife or box cutter to make them less bulky. As I've tried to crush them in the past by stepping on them, I've always been fearful that the bottle would crack instead of crumpling and wind up cutting my foot. Please consider doing something about your containers.