Mott's100% Tomato Juice, 11.5 Fluid Ounce Can, 24 Count

Tomato juice you can get from the airplane.Taste good

Delicious and well packaged

Far more nutritious than most beverages yet taste great.

The flavor of Mott's tomato juice is not as good as Campbells. It is pretty good, but it lacks the richness of the other brand.

Great!

This is on my Subscribe & Save roster of products. I like it so much, that I want to keep it coming as I run low on it. First, the taste of this juice hits the spot when I drink it.I first started to use it when I was working, so easy to drop into my icebox that I took to work every day. I would either drink it at lunch time or later during my break time. By bringing this to work I was providing myself with something I considered nutritional, it is a vegetable juice.Let's talk about the serving size: 11.05 oz, well that's a few sips - constrasted to the usual size of what, around 5-6 oz for a lot of vegetable juices, so this satisfies my serving size needs.I am retired now, but I keep ordering this juice - cause like I said, I like the flavor & consistency of the juice - not too watery & not too thick or saucelike.I keep it in the fridge in a beverage can holder device - another reason why I like the size of the can the juice comes in.

Perfect

Mott's is the tomato juice I like enough to drink every day. I originally tried Campbell's, but it was far too salty to drink more than 2 days in a row. Campbell's Low Sodium wasn't salty enough, too bland. I tried Red Gold organic in both salted and low sodium variants with the same problems, plus the organic not-from-concentrate juice was too thin for my taste. I tried some Italian imports that were much too thick & were only appropriate for cooking, & my attempts to dilute them to a drinkable consistency had unpredictable & unsatisfactory results . The Mott's tomato juice is MUCH LESS SALTY than Campbell's, yet is salty enough to satisfy, & the consistency is great. And the individual serving cans mean I can drink when I want without worry about a large container going bad.