nutriorgOrganic Amla Juice | 16.9 Fl. Oz, Suitable for healthy Hair & Skin | Detox juice for weight loss | Natural Source of Vitamin C | Organic & Natural Juice Made With Cold Pressed Amla

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I wanted to like this juice. I love trying new fruits, and this one sounded interesting with the advantage of a nice list of potential health benefits. Unfortunately, it is not right for me.Beginning with the packaging, it comes in a lovely box. I had to learn what they meant by parts because it calls for 30 ml of the juice mixed with 3 parts of water. After a bit of googling to fix my ignorance, I mixed about 90 ml of water with the juice. Inside the box is a small jug. It contains a lid that includes measurements, which is nice. Beneath the cap, it is sealed with a foil seal. I noticed my lid would not screw back on tightly, as if the threading was lightly stripped. This is not an issue as long as the jug is sitting upright.The juice itself is a beautiful semi-translucent green in the marketing photos, but in-person the juice is a muddy brown. That’s not necessarily a problem, but I just cannot handle the flavor. I do not love the smell, but I think I am physically incapable of finishing the 120 ml of liquid I prepared. If I had to consume it as a beverage, I would drink it quickly like bad medicine. I might mix a hint of it into smoothies or other juices to take advantage of the suggested health benefits, but as a stand-alone drink it simply doesn’t work. Reading other reviews, I saw it described it as sour so I had thought I might prepare it like lemonade, but after tasting it that is clearly not an option. I would not describe it as sour, but maybe a bit pungent.Bottom line, if your taste buds are similar to mine, you will want to mix this with something else to make use of it. I’m not certain of the health benefits, but if they are anywhere near as healthful as they are purported to be, then maybe mixing them will be worthwhile.

I like to eat gooseberries but this doesn’t quite taste like any gooseberries I’ve had. It’s sour unlike the green ones shown on the bottle. It’s possible that they use the orange gooseberries. The color is brown and you’re supposed to mix 3 parts water with 30cc of the concentrate on an empty stomach to absorb more Vit C. I haven’t had any upset stomach with this but the taste is hard for me to get over. If it tasted better I would give it 5 stars

I wasn't familiar with the Gooseberry, but I decided to try this for its medicinal benefits. I didn't realize this was concentrated and to a sip straight from the carton as soon as I got it. Please do not do this. I then read the directions and tried diluting it in water. It didn't taste good, but I think the ship long since has sailed on that one. I may try mixing a little bit in smoothies or protein shakes that already have a very strong taste.

This product is less like juice and more like a health supplement. You can only consume it on an empty stomach, and its taste is a bit strange, which I don't really like. Even though it says it contains 99% juice, it's not what I was looking for.