Costly and sour. These are the worse grapes that Sams Club has sold and they’re very expensive and when you get them home they’re bitter and sour and then they have a heavy vine that probably weighed a half pound. I don’t understand trying to have weight in grapes from the vine. These grapes were very costly and I purchased 2 of them. Get it together Sams.

Learned the hard way not to buy produce through order pickup. Most of the grapes were brown, and I didn’t see them til I got home, since they loaded directly into the back of my suv. I needed them to make the snack for my daughter’s team the next morning, and had no time to get the situation corrected. It was a lot of wasted money, as most of the produce I got was in a similarly bad state. I learned the hard way to just go in and pick my own.

After buying grapes throughout last summer and enjoying their sweet freshness, my expectations were dampened by those I bought for my July 4th family lunch. The grapes were somewhere between tasteless and slightly sour. I don't know if the brand it grower is different but it was disappointing.

Sweet and tart these were great grapes and lasted for a long time. I as usual wash them then put them in the refrigerator then whenever I want a handful, they are ready to eat. I am more of a grazer then sit down and eat breakfast, lunch or dinner so when I am getting ready to read, I will crap a handful of these with a bit of cheese and crackers and I am happy.

Note the best deal but if need it its normally in stock 75% of the time. Like all there produce it's not always great light up fuzzy and the workers who gather your produce don't check I wish they would I wish they would check it before it goes out to the public

I have purchased the grapes at our local sam's club and was always very satisfied. However,the ones i bought in the dublin ohio store on sawmill road were awful. Most of them were moldy where the stem had been and some had moldy spots in other places.

The Green Seedless Grapes, 3 lbs were of the Autumn Crisp variety. They were exceptionally large, sweet, and so crisp they explode when bitten. I only wish they were available yesr round. They are my, my wife's, and grandkids favorite for good reason.

Every time I purchase these my fingers smell like pesticide after I wash them. It makes me nervous to feed them to my family. We have thrown an entire container out before. There's a very distinct powder feel and pesticide smell to them before washing.

Like the black grapes and clementine oranges, this fruit was past its prime. The grapes had gone too long in the produce department. Many were black and inedible. I believe this was an unusual event and the result of an associate not paying attention to what produce was selected.

I purchased 2 containers of the green seedless grapes through the Sams Online/Pickup. It was a dud. They gave me the 2 worse containers. Both containers were old and in the process of rotting. Had to throw both containers away. Also bought a container of red grapes but those were fine.