I did not find these on my first search for pineapple juice and got the 6 ounce six packs instead. I really like the flavor, 100% juice and additive free. This is a much better price than the 6 ounce cans.

Consistently good taste, BPA free, long shelf life, excellent value for price, always 100% juice, best to store in reusable sealable glass bottle upon opening to retain freshness. Will continue to buy here!

Great price for three..under$9

Delicious pineapple juice. My preferred name brand.

Great for punch or adult drinks

Excellent! Better than orange juice, even better savings. I haven't been able to subscribe. Don't know why! Would like to receive on regular basis.

Absolutely delicious! I love to mix this with some coconut water and it's a great way to get hydration with flavor! Stored and packaged well. Good value for money!

Delicious and sweet. I like to use pineapple juice when mixing a drink or using it in a recipe. No tartness which means it's just nice, refreshing and smooth.

I purchased 3 cans for a better price 1 can was very expensive Pineapple juice is very expensive Dole brand is great taste If you have the extra money- the Dole Brand pineapple juice is worth the money

This 46 oz canned pineapple juice has always been the best, been drinking it since we were kids. Husband loves pineapple juice and I was glad to see it online with Sam's. But now it's been removed and I'm back to sad again. I also noticed that whoever is doing the cost breakdown is doing it wrong. It is NOT 7 cents an ounce. That would be multiplying the total ounces, which is 138 by the price, which was 18.56 down from 20.56. Which is incorrect and price deception. The correct way to calculate price per ounce would be to multiply the price, 18.56, by the total ounces, 138, and then you would get just over .134 cents and ounce, Which come out correctly if you reverse engineer it and take the .134 times 138 to get back to 18.56 price. Honestly, the person who is working on the website and listing prices and doing the price per ounce calculation should be smarter than that. Since there are laws about truth in advertising. That is why I gave 4 stars instead of 5.