Sam's carries two brands of blackberries, usually this one, Driscoll's occasionally they carry family tree, it is far superior. Please carry it all the time.

Berries on top visible layer are good. The 50% or more berries on lower layers are rotten. I did think that I just got a bad container. Bought another one in few weeks and it was the same: a lot of rotten berries.

A traffic price point for these blackberries the only issue is you only have several days to consume them. You can't leave them in the refrigerator too long. You gotta be consumed within three or four days.

Order these blackberries online for pick and was concerned that the personal shopper was not going to give me the freshest product. I was wrong! These berries were juicy and fresh. Delicious 🤤

Delicious, nutritious, affordable and most of all tasty! Every morning on my corn flakes (or whatever blend of cereal i enjoy) Ever since the sixties, picking them fresh and wild, I've enjoyed these. Thanks Sam!

within 2 days more than half of the berries were moldy, unedible. Very disappointing as these berries are wonderful when they are not allowed to get wet or the container is overfilled so the berries get squashed.

I will never buy Driscolls fruit again! Especially after the news came out that they lied to us about over 350 different pesticides they use on their fruit and then found a link to childhood cancer!! Shame on them!!! They will have to answer one day to King Jesus.

good size, juicy, tasty, sweet, berries. the problem is about 1/3 -1/2 the package ALWAYS have tiny bits of mold on them. unacceptable considering one package is over ten dollars including tax. I really prefer fresh fruit but will probably have to try frozen. very disappointed

Maybe it was a bad shipment? I don't usually write reviews, but these were so bad that I feel compelled to tell shoppers BUYER BEWARE. They looked great, but don't even taste like blackberries. Unanimous opinion from my household after trying them: These berries were all seeds and had no flavor. Discarded after tasting.

Blackberries are on The Dirty Dozen list for pesticides. I would really appreciate Sam's Club moving towards ORGANICs faster!! Same for Peaches, Blueberries and Strawberries. I do see some organic apples so I'll be buying those for sure. I don't want my apples sprayed with DPA thank you!! So many things banned in European Union, Canada and Australia but perfectly “ fine “ for Americans to eat???