Langers 100% Juice, Cranberry Raspberry

Langers 100% Juice Cranberry Raspberry is a family-size, 64 fl oz jug you'll commonly spot in the grocery juice aisle or in chilled cases near other large-format juices, apple and cranberry blends, and breakfast beverages. Packaged in a wide plastic bottle with a screw cap and bold red labeling, it reads like a pantry staple for households that want a fruit-forward drink without soda. The product fits morning routines and casual entertaining: poured over ice for weekend brunch, added to a kid's lunchbox, used as a tart mixer for mocktails or cocktails, or stashed for storm prep where shelf-stable, familiar drinks are favored. Langers sits in the mid-market heritage brand space — approachable, family-oriented, and often marketed on the strength of "100% juice" and traditional fruit flavors rather than premium or organic cues. Labels emphasize natural origin and added vitamins (Vitamin C, A, D, E) as health positives; there is no organic certification and the design leans more practical than trendy. In plain language, this juice is made from filtered water and juice concentrates, pasteurized and blended with minerals, natural flavors and color from fruit and vegetable juices — it is an industrially processed fruit beverage, not whole fruit. Sensory-wise the liquid is thin, smooth and moderately viscous, with a bright ruby hue and a tart-sweet cranberry-raspberry profile and astringent bite; sweetness comes from intrinsic fruit sugars (23 g per serving). The ritual is straightforward: pour, sip, top with sparkling water, or ladle into a pitcher for guests — a convenient, familiar red juice in American grocery culture.