Oregon Growers Marionberry Fruit Spread - Marionberry Jam Made In Oregon, Blackberry Jam, Blackberry Fruit Spread, All Natural Ingredients, Non-GMO - 12 Oz (Pack Of 3)

Absolutely delicious fruit spread!!

Just very good jam, and not overly sweet

Purchased based on great reviews. Oregon products usually do not fail from my experience in quality, taste and overall satisfaction.Honest review on ONE jar only for I haven't opened the other 2.Upon arrival opened Amazons light weight box and the ONE jar of strawberry was damaged, dented lid and it was partially screwed on which caused. strawberry jam to run out in the box. Covering the jam jar itself along with the 2 other jars.No jars had safety seals on which made me think about safety quality issues, but I did taste some of the spilled jam and it tasted "just: ok, BUT to be fair it was room temperature of course and not idea situation. I will taste the others once cooled.Packing: AWEFUL. jars placed in box random, lacked packing, security of lids, no dividers to take the transit hits and bangs. Very light bubble wrap on the bottom of box and ONE AIR PILLOW on one side of the box??? Absolutely waste of time. It didn't even touch jar. LOL..No dividers, no ridge packing sufficient for glass jars.This is NOT the sellers fault for it was shipped by Amazon. I think sold and shipped by sellers is the way to go iMO for they take the time and care usually to get their products to you safely. In my experience.Amazon shipping dept is on a schedule and doesn't take the extra time for quality sealing/securing which leading to broken items which waste everyones time. :/

We love this jam. It’s not inexpensive, but it is delicious.

If you've spent any time in the pacific northwest, you know that marionberries are the Royalty of blackberries. Most of these berries are grown in Marion County, Oregon, where they were first developed and aren't widely shipped. Since I'm no longer living close to the source I used to buy an organic brand of Marionberry preserves through Costco that was so excellent, but they haven't carried it for awhile so I looked online and found this brand on Amazon. Its a good deal, and has a pretty good taste without a huge amount of sugar (8g added). I personally don't think it's quite as good as the previous brand, but that could be because this brand mixes marionberries with other blackberries. However, this is a good preserve for a good price. The fruit is non-GMO, though it's not an organic product. The fruit is sourced from Oregon growers. The only ingredients added to the fruit is cane sugar, pectin and citric acid.

Since being gifted a jar of Marionberry jam, my husband refuses to eat anything else on his toast, English muffins, biscuits, you name it. If you've never had it, it's sort of like blackberry but tangier. It's not the cheapest and I have to order it as I can't get it here in the South (thank you Amazon), but it's worth every penny; it's that good. If you haven't ever tried you, you really should. Your taste buds are in for a sweet surprise.

It's just very tasty! Good on Brie cheese or toast or scones.

Personal preference but I strongly dislike the taste, not at all as expected.