As an adult, I'm starting to enjoy things that I did not like before. This does include tomato based drinks. The first time I tried to V8 it seemed a little bit overwhelming, and then someone introduced me to the low sodium version.

The stuff is so much better. I have found it makes a surprisingly good soup base without an overwhelming flavor.

This is a fabulous version of classic V-8. Before I had to modify the standard product with hot sauce, but this is satisfying right out of the can. With my consumption pattern, 11.5 oz cans are perfect. I have been unable to find these in my area for months, and finally found it on Amazon. There must be an issue with distribution of this option, because it took more than a month for Amazon to fulfill this order, but they finally came through. No one else in my area has it yet!

* Packaging
This 4x6 pack is convenient! A whole flat of 24 cans weights almost 20 pounds. But since it's 4x 6-packs inside, it's easy to move just 6 at a time, instead of having to heft the whole thing or move cans individually. So I opened the package on the porch and got the juice in easily.

I find the 11.5 oz cans to be a decent portion size. Not tiny and wasteful like the 5.5 oz cans, but no need to find fridge space like the big bottles.

* Health
Vegetable juice without as much salt as the original V8. Not as good as eating fresh vegetables, but so much easier!

* Taste
It's like the original V8; it takes some getting used to. It tastes like tomato soup if heated. Some prefer it chilled. I've gotten used to it and just drink it straight at room temperature. It helps to drink it at the start of the day before eating or drinking anything that tastes better.

* Price
This packaging of V8 is about the same price as the 24-packs that don't have them in 6-packs inside. The 11.5 oz cans are a much better deal than the 5.5 oz cans if you don't mind drinking that much at once.

I'm now getting them for $17.48 with the 15% off discount from Subscribe and Save, so that's 73 cents per can with the discount.

* Shelf life
They last over a year. The package that was delivered October 2023 says it's best by February 2025.

I drink this a lot. Buying just one 6 pack at supermarket is over 5. This was a much better value to buy in bulk. The sodium content in one small can is a lot. If they concerns you. try the low sodium.

* Packaging
This 4x6 pack is convenient! A whole flat of 24 cans weights almost 20 pounds. But since it's 4x 6-packs inside, it's easy to move just 6 at a time, instead of having to heft the whole thing or move cans individually. So I opened the package on the porch and got the juice in easily.

I find the 11.5 oz cans to be a decent portion size. Not tiny and wasteful like the 5.5 oz cans, but no need to find fridge space like the big bottles.

* Health
Vegetable juice without as much salt as the original V8. Not as good as eating fresh vegetables, but so much easier!

* Taste
It's like the original V8; it takes some getting used to. It tastes like tomato soup if heated. Some prefer it chilled. I've gotten used to it and just drink it straight at room temperature. It helps to drink it at the start of the day before eating or drinking anything that tastes better.

* Price
This packaging of V8 is about the same price as the 24-packs that don't have them in 6-packs inside. The 11.5 oz cans are a much better deal than the 5.5 oz cans if you don't mind drinking that much at once.

I'm now getting them for $17.48 with the 15% off discount from Subscribe and Save, so that's 73 cents per can with the discount.

* Shelf life
They last over a year. The package that was delivered October 2023 says it's best by February 2025.