Bubbly Peach Juice Refreshing New Taste

Wed., May 17, 2000

Laura Crooks Food Editor

You could truly get punch drunk on this sparkling fruit juice. Even a few of our Reader Food Panel members seemed happier after we poured some of this nonalcoholic bubbly.

The Breckenridge Farm bottle touts it as “A Refreshing Alternative!” and most of our food panel members agreed. It’s not your basic sparkling juice, packing just enough peach flavor (even though the main element is grape juice) to tell your taste buds it is something different.

Breckenridge Farm Sparkling Golden Peach Flavored Nonalcoholic Juice

Price: $4.39 for a 750-milliliter (25.4 fluid ounce) bottle.

Serving size: 8 ounces (approximately 3 servings/bottle).

Nutrition: 150 calories (no fat), 25 milligrams sodium per serving.

Taste: ****

Value: ***

Comments: “Sparkling peachy tang to it but way too sugary for me. Good kiddie `champagne’ treat.” - Donald Clegg

“Zippity-do-da! This makes your taste buds sing and dance and beg for more. Peachy keen.” - Tina Johnson

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