GOJILANIA Goji Juice All Natural Beverage, 1.2 Pound Bottle
March 8, 2010 | Posted by admin 
- All-Natural, No Artificial Ingredients
- Pressed from Ripened Goji berries, Not from Concentrate
- High-Potency Antioxidant
Product Description
A secret of Chinese and Tibetan medicine for centuries, the Goji berry has long been revered for its properties believed to be associated with vitality and longevity. This sacred berry is legendary in ancient cultures and considered to be one of the most nutritious fruits on earth ¿ high-potency antioxidant Vitamin C, rich in B vitamins and a good source of protein and potassium.
GOJILANIA Goji Juice All Natural Beverage, 1.2 Pound Bottle
Categories: Goji Berries | 
Tags: Beverage, Bottle, Goji, GOJILANIA, Juice, Natural, Pound | 
2 Comments »
Goji juice is not the most appealing color, but not bad really – kind of like carrot juice. Gojilani has produced a drinkable juice product I really enjoy anytime of day. It gives me a lift – energy! You could easily mix it with other juices or in smoothies. I just have a glass on its own,and make sure I empty the bottle the next day or two. It is fresh, so it needs to be used very soon after opening. I think it’s a great alternative to eating berries. Watch for the sale price, as Amazon offers unique different items every month – it can be expensive, but it delivers – convenience, taste and energy!
Rating: 5 / 5
I’ve been eating Goji Berries for years. I can by them in bulk at the Chinese grocery stores in San Francisco’s Chinatown for $3 a pound (or pay $20 per pound at Rainbow Grocery with a fancy label and a bunch of BS about ‘ancient’, ’sacred’ secret of the Monks). They have a nice coral color and are mildly sweet, bland and pretty boring, actually. But this juice is far from boring – it’s disgusting. Bordering on wretched, it tastes like overripe, canned tomatoes on the verge of spoiling. No matter what I mixed it with, the rotten flavor dominated to the point of being nauseating. I’ve managed to finish half of one bottle and the rest is going down the drain. I won’t even pour it over the compost heap for fear of contamination. I thought about sending the two remaining bottles back but I’m just going to dump them and try to forget the whole experience. PBTTTTT! YUK!
Rating: 1 / 5