Taste is average at best. About the same quality and taste of a store brand eggnog like Kroger. Not as flavorful as Meadowgold and nowhere near the flavor or creaminness of Darigold. That being said, it's RARE to find 64 ounces of eggnog, even the store brands, for under $5. For this price I would buy it again for a public group event like I did this year. For family and friends I'd say pay the extra and look for Darigold.

I walked past this stuff for weeks because it said Southern Comfort, and I had no interest in eggnog with liquor in it. After the red warehouse club ran out of eggnog, I finally read the container of this one and there was no mention of alcohol or southern comfort flavoring. So, I took a chance and bought 2. It is just normal eggnog, with plenty of thickeners. Flavor is not as good as the one across the street at the red warehouse club, but it was OK. I’d buy it again as a last resort, but it definitely is not my favorite.

This eggnog is so freaking good and doesn't last long in our house. We stock up on it every holiday season. Has a great taste love how creamy it is and we just can't get enough. Husband ran to the store today and didn't see any in stock was so disappointed when he showed up without it lol. So addicted!

This was as great as I thought it to be. So rich with home-made flavor and it is thick and creamy. I added a little rum flavoring, or if you can, use the real thing. Advisory: Has an abundance of sugar and cholesterol, so just pour some in a small glass and go lightly.

It's the best tasting non alcoholic Egg Nog. It's also a very good value for the amount. Only possible concern would be that it also has High Fructose Corn Syrup in it, which I usually try to avoid. But, it's the holidays and this is very good for the price and excellent flavor!

Wonderful addition to holidays!

wish they would sell this all year long cause I love it so very much.

whole family looks forward to this delicious

My favorite holiday drink but don’t want alcohol in it. Delish!!!!

it was good surgery and Christmas