Orangina - Citrus Sparkling Juice Beverage - Light Pulp - Original Imported European French Recipe - No Artificial Ingredients - (Pack of 24) (11.2 oz Can)

Orangina is delicious. I have a friend that found it near him in an international food store and he was saying how it's so great and giving it huge praise. I was skeptical when I saw the price for ones from France; apparently there is a North American version but it uses corn syrup instead of plain old sugar. Frankly, the sugar content of these is quite acceptable as a little carbonated orange juice treat.I enjoy one or two cans a week, mostly on weekends, and this pack has lasted me quite a while.I don't have a whole lot to say except that this is a delicious carbonated orange juice, very refreshing.

First off, I've never known anyone who didn't like Orangina. For whatever reason, it never really got as popular in the US as it is in Europe. Orangina is impossible to find in stores anymore, but was extremely happy to find it on Amazon. I was a little bit leary of buying it in the can, because I had always gotten it out of the small pear shaped bottle. To my surprise it tasted just as good as I remember. I sincerely hope that Orangina can find traction and end up back in stores. Until then, I'll keep ordering whenever I see it on Amazon. The absolute best refreshing summer drink!

The picture is a can of Orangina with a likeness of the bottle on the can. For all the people who have misinterpreted the picture of the can as a picture of a bottle, please do not give bad ratings to Orangina here, especially since the title and writeup both specify cans. I am also sorry to see so many people downgrade Orangina because they had a bad experience with the delivery. That should be written as delivery feedback--which Amazon does read.My review will be for the drink itself. For me, it is the best. No fructose, which is the most important. Sweet but not cloyingly sweet like most carbonated beverages. And, just the right amount of fizz. I usually wait for a good sale and then I order a couple of cases. And, speaking for myself I don't notice any difference whether the Orangina is from a glass bottle, a plastic bottle or a can. They are all great and it makes me happy to have a good supply here at the house.Addendum: These cases are very heavy. The last time my order of two cases was delivered to me, the Amazon driver rang my doorbell and then carried them into the house for me. I don't know if he read my delivery orders which mentions that I am disabled, or if he was just a nice thoughtful person. Either way, I was thrilled that I did not have to pick them up from the porch floor.

Ok. It costs an arm and a leg these days because there’s a pause in being imported. I don’t know what the problem is. Ultimately, I bit the bullet and ordered 4 6-packs for A LOT of money. (I won’t admit the amount.)Orangina is so delicious and refreshing - it’s worth it TO ME. Not cloyingly sweet. I don’t need to guzzle it like I might with other sodas, so that’s probably a good thing. The price has made it a special treat. Even at the current price - I’ll buy it again. I just drink it sparingly. I compare the price to wine and it’s a bargain.

I love getting Orangina when I'm in France. This popped up for only a couple of days on Amazon, so I ordered it. But it has disappeared again, so I'm not sure if I'll be able to order a resupply. Orangina is a lightly carbonated orange and other citrus drink with a small amount of pulp. VERY popular in Europe, but became largely unavailable in the states after the pandemic. Buy it when you can! Very tasty. The price for 24 was very good on Amazon. Other sources are more pricey.

I love Orangina. I just wish it was available at my local grocery store.This option is one of the cheapest I found online - although still a bit pricey at $2 for an 11 ounce can.

Great taste and refreshing

thank you