Wild Blueberry Juice (3 Count)

Just a Delicious pure Blueberry goodness True to his words , pure raw Blueberry not concentrated nothing . I poured a glass to my picky son and he drank and wanted more , So this Delicious, healthy drink is fantastic for kids too. Yes it is expensive but it is worth every penny. I press fresh fruits for my son and you need few pounds to get a 500 ml of pure juice. So when you think about how much does it cost to buy organic fruits or to pick fresh fruits on the orchards, it is the same thing.plus thise are wild Blueberry more beneficial to the health. This Delicious, healthy, gourmet drink is rich with vitamins ,minerals and etc. It is a treat for our mind and body .thank you

Delicious and consistent high quality. Unfortunately all pure blueberry juices are costly to purchase. Wymans uses wild blueberries and Pomona uses cold pressed cultivated blueberries.

Wymann’s blueberry juice is amazing! There is some confusion on the best by date and possibly misunderstood by people thinking it’s expired. I thought it was expired too until my husband just explained how it was written and how it’s different and not expired.

Good tasting healthy !

Other than the price, nothing not to like. Makes great gelatin, add a splash to water or milk for flavor and color, a drop in frosting for color. Dye free, no added sugar and healthy.

I am obsessed with this juice… it tastes like extremely juicy, sweet blueberries and is very hydrating. Definitely worth the price - not from concentrate, 100% wild blueberries. It feels like it helps with dehydration and nutrition, I always feel better after drinking it. Highly recommend!

In the gaudy carnival of American beverages, where synthetic swill too often passes for nectar, Wyman’s Wild Blueberry Juice stands as a rare monument to unadulterated truth. This cerulean potion, wrung from the honest toil of Vaccinium berries and untainted by sugar’s cloying embrace or chemical chicanery, delivers a flavor as potent as it is pure—a draught that smacks of sylvan authenticity. Its antioxidant virtues, much trumpeted by the nutritional priesthood, promise to fend off decrepitude with the zeal of a medieval tonic. Yet, for all its merits, this juice is dispensed in glass flasks so Lilliputian they border on mockery, and at a price that would make a robber baron wince. One does not merely purchase this elixir; one surrenders to its lofty tariff, half-expecting the bottle to whisper secrets of eternal youth. It is a splendid, if profligate, indulgence for those who can afford to worship at the altar of health.

I've had other Pure Blueberry Juice and it wasn't as Good as This Juice! Nothing Bad to Say! The Truth