Snapple Super Premium Juice Drinks

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 17.5 oz glass
BevNET Review: Made with 10% juice, there isn't a whole lot of fruit flavor in this drink aside from the base pear flavor and added "fruit punch" flavors. There's certainly no goji flavor, which isn't necessarily a bad thing, but then again we can't imagine there's enough to give the drinker any benefit from said goji flavor. Packaging is confusing and generic looking, with many different elements competing for the eye. This might be a good option over other Snapple juice drinks, but it's definitely not a good choice if you're really looking for a goji flavored drink.Reviewed on: 12/14/2007

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 17.5 oz glass
BevNET Review: Kiwi Pear is one of the "low calorie" flavors of this line. Featuring 10 calories per serving, the product has a noticeable sweetener aftertaste of aspartame and sucralose. There's not a ton of fruit flavor in here -- and what you do taste is much more pear than kiwi (same goes for the aroma). The biggest problem with this drink is that the choice of flavors isn't really a good one to go with the artificial sweeteners. Overall, a mediocre product.Reviewed on: 12/14/2007

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 17.5 oz glass
BevNET Review: Another low calorie entry, Snapple's Noni Berry has 5% juice that's been sweetened with aspartame and sucralose. The juice in the product are pear and noni, but it's hard to taste much of anything beyond pear, artificial sweetener, and berry flavors. Unfortunately, it's not that enjoyable. However, unlike the Kiwi Pear flavor, we think this flavor can be vastly improved with a bit more fruit flavor. Packaging is decent, but kind of plain, with a label that doesn't exactly jump out at you. In addition, they've kept an important bit of information -- the fact that it's low calorie -- off to the side. Definitely needs improvement.Reviewed on: 12/14/2007

Product Type:Juice: Juice Drink; Container: 17.5 oz glass
BevNET Review: Upon first sipping this product, we immediately noticed a hint of peach and carrot flavors. However, as we drink the product our palate was completely overwhelmed by the base of pear juice and the sugary finish that results. It was definitely not enjoyable. Same goes for the packaging, which presents peach and mangosteen images, various text snippets, and a bright orange color that doesn't look overly natural. We'd pass on this product.Reviewed on: 12/14/2007