Welch's 100% White Grape Peach Juice Review

Yesterday I felt like a cold was coming on, so I went to Walgreen's for a small bottle of orange juice so that I could get a boost of vitamin C. The only bottles of OJ that the store carried were large cartons, which I didn't want to buy.

The only other bottles of natural juice Walgreen's had were those by Welch's. So instead of buying their standard Concord grape juice I decided to try their 100% White Grape Peach juice, which the label stated had 100% vitamin C.

Price of
Welch's 100% White Grape Peach Juice Review

A 14oz bottle cost $1.99.

Ingredients in
Welch's 100% White Grape Peach Juice Review

The juice contains white grape, apple and peach juices from concentrate (filtered water, white grape, apple, and peach juice concentrates), citric acid (for tartness), natural flavor, ascorbic acid (vitamin C).

Nutrition Facts for
Welch's 100% White Grape Peach Juice Review

An 8oz serving of the White Grape Peach juice contains 160 calories, 0g of fat, 15mg of sodium, 39g of carbs, 37g of sugar which is from natural fruit sugars only, and 0g of protein.

It also has 100% of the daily recommended value of vitamin C.

Taste of
Welch's 100% White Grape Peach Juice Review

I didn't get an all natural, fresh squeezed juice taste from this, because it's made from concentrate, the juice tasted more like a thick drink to me.

But I did like the flavors - the one that stood out the most though was the peach juice. It overwhelmed the slightly tangy white grape juice, which was only noticeable when I made the effort to taste it. And the apple juice in this drink was almost non-apparent.

In the End...

I would buy the Welch's 100% White Grape Peach again, based on taste, not based on the illusion that it's a healthy product though.

The only reason why this drink even contains vitamin C is because it was added to it, not because it already contained it. Whatever process the peaches, apples, and grapes went through to become concentrated must've stripped it of its vitamins and minerals, which I don't think is healthy.

But I really like the peachy flavor. It basically tastes like the juice from a can of peaches without the thick syrupy taste, so if that's your thing I think you'll like it too. It's perfect for a warm summer day. I give it 3.5 out of 5 stars.