Brazil Gourmet Mango Nectar 10oz (Pack of 06)

Delicious. Thick and Fruity, the best I've ever had. You can cut it 50% with water , and it's still delicious. Strong recommend.

Take the negative reviews with a grain of salt - complaints about this being like a smoothie or too sweet are a bit odd to me. This is guava nectar, not juice. And in terms of guava nectar, this stuff is excellent. Bright fresh fruit flavor, the best nectar I've tried.

This juice is bottled in glass. One of the six bottles broke somewhere along the line in transit, and the resulting spill wreaked other things in the box as well. In fact, a book that was soggy had begun to get black mold on it. The box was left on my porch in the summer heat, and by the time I got it, it was infested with sweet ants. Getting the remainder of items out of the box was a real treat, as there were glass shards everywhere. It was all a horrible mess. It smells so gross, it will be awhile before I will feel like trying the remaining unbroken bottles. I contacted Amazon, and they will refund half the cost of the product and replace the damaged items. Seems to me like liquids of this sort would be best shipped in plastic containers.

Doesn't taste good to me. Costs too damn much. Other than that it seems harmless. I'd be a damn fool to buy it again. dew

This stuff was really hard to find! I really like that it is actual fruit and not just juice, water and sugar. The price was ok, but the shipping makes it a bit less desirable. I would love to find a comparable product that is a little more affordable!

Brazil Gourmet is the best mango juice I can find. I preferred their old aseptic pack. This is repackaged, presumably from damaged packages, so each bottle is individually bubble wrapped, so you have to cut each one out of its wrap with a knife. And, it's in glass bottles; one of my bottles was broken and unpacking it was a total mess.

This exotic fruit juice is sweet with a very unique, actually nutty flavor that reminds one of the direct relation of the cashew apple to the nut we're all familiar with. It's a great way for those of us who don't live in the tropics to experience the flavor of this very perishable fruit.

Got this just for fun and we have a guy in the office who lived in South America for many years and he said it tasted just like he remembers when he lived in South America; and it's advertised as Brazil. We also have people in the office from India who are from areas where Cashew juice is available and they said it didn't taste anything like it does in India. But I would guess Brazil and India have different varieties of Cashews.