Organic Goji Gold Pure Juice, No Additives, Vegetarian, BPA Free, 16 Fl oz

Good quality and taste good.

Excelente para la salud

At first glance, this almost looks like tomato juice, but it is distinctly goji juice. It separates and you have to shake it up, which tells me that it hasn't had all sorts of junk added to it to keep it from separating. That's a plus. I'm not a big fan of the taste of goji juice, but definitely appreciate the benefits of it.

I was distracted by the holidays, so I didn't taste this Goji juice until 3 months after I ordered it. I'm glad, as I would not have given it a chance. When I opened the package, I was immediately turned off (unfairly) by the look, density and color. So, it has been in my fridge about 2 months. Today I finally opened t, and I LOVE it! I shook it up and sipped straight from the bottle. It took a minute as it's very tart, but the flavor is followed by a veg or tomato taste that I find very pleasant. I don't like sweet anything, so if you like a sweet flavor, this probably isn't for you. This is tart but tomato or vegetable forward as a finish. It's great diluted over ice (for me). A great Goji introduction for me, and a great sample size for experimenting.

This is the worst thing I have ever tasted. I wish there was a return policy otherwise I would not be writing this review. I would just return this gross tomato + syrup tasting atrocity and forget it existed. However, I would like to spare anyone else from making this God awful mistake. Don’t get it. I used to have a goji juice I really loved and was craving it, decided to try Amazon and I will forever regret my decision and that this taste and aftertaste will be a negative memory associated with my previously only positive associated goji juice. Shame on you.

The juice is super pure at 98% juice with only water and citric acid that make up the other 2%. Everything is all natural with nothing artificial whatsoever. It tastes like it's an exotic fruit, not too sweet though, and quite similar to a guava on my taste buds. The texture creamy, having a slow and milky thickness that's closer to a smoothie than that of regular, watery juices(see video/image). The weird part was discovering serving instructions that treat this juice as a type of supplement, rather than a normal drink. It actually says to consume a full, 8 ounce glass of water or some other beverage just like taking a capsule supplement. The size is 2 tablespoons and can be taken before the diluting beverage, or mixed together. It's very confusing because I thought this was simply a pure juice that I could enjoy a glass of when I felt like it, but it's apparently not. Even though it tastes good, I can't enjoy it the way I planned, so that unfortunately causes me to not recommend it. Thanks. Take care.

𝘁𝗹;𝗱𝗿: Natural, mildly flavored. ┈╍┄┈┄╍─╍┄┈┄╍─╍┄┈┄╍─╍┄┈┄╍─╍┄┈┄╍┈ 𝗜𝗺𝗽𝗿𝗲𝘀𝘀𝗶𝗼𝗻𝘀: 🧪 The concentrate appears naturally processed without emulsifiers; it separates into distinct layers when sitting, requiring a good shake before each use to remix the contents. 🥤 When diluted properly, it delivers the characteristic sweet-tart profile expected of goji berry, though milder than eating the dried berries directly. 🌿 Works well mixed into various beverages - particularly good in sparkling water or green tea where its subtle berry notes can shine through without being overwhelming. 💭 I’d say it’s more of a supplement than a traditional juice concentrate or flavorant, which is appropriate given goji's nutrient profile and concentrated form. Overall, about what you’d expect from a goji extract; pretty solid.

I have never had straight Goji berry juice before but ordered this because I know the health benefits of it and I have enjoyed it mixed in smoothies I buy pre-made before. I tried a small bit of it on its own and didn’t love the flavor. I can’t really place the flavor though. It’s not terribly bad or strong tasting though. The look of it reminds me of tomato juice. The texture wouldn’t be bad to drink if you wanted to drink it straight and were OK with the flavor, but I would recommend putting this in smoothies instead. This has been a great way to add some health benefits to the smoothies I make at home!