Bought yesterday. Eating currently. These are not cotton candy grapes. They are decently tasting green grapes but these are not cotton candy grapes. We only get these in our local stores a few times a year, so this is very disappointing. I guess I should have known when it says "rinse weel". Our local Sam's normally has great tasting grapes - that is not the issue. These were advertised as "cotton candy". Maybe my store just got a mislabeled batch :(

I have sampled these in the store before and they were amazing. I finally purchased some, but they tasted awful. I had to throw the whole container away. I don’t know if it was a bad batch or if they were old when I bought them. The grapes had brown areas on them and were not crisp so it makes me wonder if they were just past their prime.

I actually never ate these because when I got home I realized that they were from Mexico. If you can’t safely drink the water in most parts of Mexico, then why would I feel safe eating grapes watered with the water from Mexico. Not to mention their standards are much much lower than ours. In the middle of the summer, there is no reason why our fruit should come from Mexico aside from Sams club choosing to sell a cheaper inferior products for a premium price. No thanks. Shame on me for not checking where they came from. I usually do with all of my fruit and veggies.

These grapes are usually good, but this one was bad. The grapes were already going bad.

Very expensive, not worththe money

They were flavorless, quickly turned brownish and soft.

Taste good with candy like

Grapes were brown and had to be thrown out the next day

Half of them were rotten. The ones that weren't rotten were soft and mushy.

These are so good, get em while you can.