Would have been given at least 4 stars had they been fresh, but we only got a handful of grapes fit for consumption. Almost all were very soft and/or spoiled. Very disappointed after such a long wait for this type of grapes to be available in our local store.

I had not had these before but a friend of mine loves them so we thought we would give them a try. The first bite was hmm, this is different, but after that I kept coming back to them. They were a hit with the kids as well. It is not a strong cotton candy flavor but does have a nice hint of it. We will be purchasing again.

Grapes were rotten when I picked them up ! I took pictures of the grapes! And when I returned to pick up my next order I showed the girl who put our groceries in to our truck! And she said she would tell her boss! But Nothing happen!! I wanted them to return my money or give me some fresh grapes the next time I order to pick up!

Grapes are such a gamble these days… paid $10 for cotton candy grapes from Mexico. Smaller than the normal ones that I think are usually from Peru, and these definitely are not as good. Some taste like regular green grapes, others slightly medicinal. Disappointed.

This "Dragon" brand of the cotton candy grapes left a lot to be desired. They were small and were not so sweet some of them were even sour. I liked the original brand Sam's Club carried in the beginning. I won't be purchasing cotton candy grapes anymore if this is going to be the brand that Sam's Club is going to be carrying from now on.

Great in moderation. A friend introduced me to these grapes and I was surprised that they have the same sugar content as regular green grapes. I loved the taste but found that they gave me a sore throat after eating several servings in 1 sitting. Yes, it was my fault, so it was a lesson learned. Again, great in moderation.

I saw these and was taken aback by the price which was about 2X the price of other grapes offered ($11.77/3lb vs $5.87/3lb). Then I saw that these must be something special owing to the colorful and suggestive name. So I decided to at least give them a try. I was wrong. These grapes were actually no better than other seedless green grapes IMHO. They weren't especially sweet belying their name. And there were more than a few in the box that were a wee bit past their prime.

Rotten produce delivered.

They were fresh. Not firm like most grapes but sweet.

Unfortunately they were squishy and molded.