Bolthouse Farms Berry Boost Smoothie

Bolthouse Farms Berry Boost Smoothie is a refrigerator-aisle grab-and-go smoothie positioned as a convenient, fruit-forward wellness option. You'd find this 15.2 fl oz plastic bottle in the refrigerated juice and smoothie section—stacked near other single-serve smoothies, cold-pressed juices, and refrigerated plant milks—often on a mid-level shelf where shoppers scan for breakfast substitutes or post-gym drinks. It fits mornings on the run, post-workout refuels, and packed-lunch add-ons for teens or busy parents. Bolthouse Farms markets toward health-conscious, time-pressed consumers — millennials and parents who want a “better-for-you” shortcut — leaning into a wholesome, immunity-support narrative with callouts like “Helps support immune health,” “Excellent source of Vitamin C,” and “Good source of Potassium.” The label features a clean, colorful design that emphasizes fruit imagery and the word “natural,” but it is not organic and carries no child-focused characters; the small “natural flavors” line hints at some industrial input. In plain terms, the smoothie is made from fruit purees and juices from concentrate and is pasteurized and bottled for shelf-life and safety. Sensory-wise it pours as a thick, bright berry-purple liquid with smooth, pulpy texture and a sweet-tart berry-banana aroma; sweetness is pronounced due to concentrated fruit sugars. Packaging is a clear, recyclable plastic bottle with a screw cap for grab-and-go convenience; ritual use is typically chilled straight from the fridge, drunk on the commute, or poured into a bowl with granola as a quick brunch hack. Overall it occupies the middle ground between fresh-made smoothies and packaged convenience beverages.