Ocean Spray Diet Juice, Cranberry Pineapple

Ocean Spray Diet Cranberry Pineapple is a 64 fl oz, reclosable plastic bottle you’d find in the beverage aisle alongside other juice blends, diet mixers and cocktail mixers rather than in the refrigerated cold-press section. It sits near shelf-stable fruit drinks, diet sodas and other Ocean Spray offerings. Shoppers pick it up for low-calorie entertaining, mixer needs for cocktails and mocktails, or as a tart, flavored beverage to keep on hand for everyday sipping. The brand leans on its cooperative heritage and cranberry storytelling to position the product as a bold-flavored, family-rooted choice for calorie-conscious consumers — adults who want bright fruit taste without sugar. The label leans into health halos: “diet,” “only 5 calories,” “excellent source of vitamin C,” and “made from real fruit juice,” while showing colorful fruit art; there’s no organic certification and it uses terms like “natural flavor” alongside artificial sweeteners and color. In plain terms, this is a reconstituted juice drink with added gums, acids, non-nutritive sweeteners and colorants, reflecting a higher level of industrial processing. Sensory-wise it pours as a thin, brightly colored, slightly syrupy liquid with a tart cranberry bite and a tropical pineapple note — light mouthcoating from gums and a clean, sweet finish from sucralose and acesulfame potassium. Rituals include pouring over ice, mixing into cocktails or using small splashes to brighten recipes. Packaging and marketing make it feel convenient and party-ready: a large bottle meant to be stored in the pantry and brought out when guests arrive or a low-calorie option is desired.