Noni Fruit Puree Juice — 1L Bottle
In stockThe three-fruit recipe in one liter — noni puree from Tahiti with grape and blueberry juice, no added sugars, no preservatives.
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Pure Noni Fruit Juice — 1L Bottle
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The single-bottle format of the current blend — cold-pressed noni puree from Tahiti rounded out with wild blueberry and grape, one liter, unsweetened.
$70.94$70.94 / liter
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This is the one-liter bottle of the blend the brand makes today: noni fruit puree from French Polynesia first, then wild blueberry and grape extract to settle the edges of a famously assertive fruit. Nothing in the recipe is there to sweeten it artificially — the bottle stays unsweetened, and the tartness that noni drinkers expect is left where it belongs.
One liter is the sensible way to meet this juice. At the standard 60 mL pour you get roughly sixteen servings from the bottle — a little over two weeks of the morning ritual before you decide whether the larger packs earn their place on your shelf.
Label facts
- Volume
- 1 L (1.06 qt), about 16 servings of 60 mL
- Recipe
- Noni fruit puree (French Polynesia), wild blueberry and grape extract, with pomegranate, mangosteen, aronia berry and cranberry extracts
- Process
- Cold-pressed, then fermented
- Sweeteners
- None added; no artificial ingredients
What is actually in the bottle
The base is noni puree pressed from fruit grown in French Polynesia. Around it sit wild blueberry and grape extract, with pomegranate, mangosteen, aronia berry and cranberry extracts deeper in the list. No artificial ingredients, no added sweetener — the label reads like a fruit bowl, not a chemistry set.
Cold-pressed, then fermented
The fruit is handled the traditional way: a cold press first, then a controlled fermentation — the same two-step process the brand has used on noni for over twenty years. Fermentation is why the juice pours dark and carries that deep, almost savory undertone beneath the berry notes.
One liter, sixteen servings
A 60 mL serving is small on purpose — this is a measured pour, not a lunch drink. Straight from the refrigerator it is bracing; mixed into sparkling water, a smoothie or a glass of herbal tea it becomes an easy habit. Keep the bottle chilled once opened and it will see the two weeks through.
*This is a liquid dietary supplement. These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Read the label before use and keep refrigerated after opening.
Other formats
Noni Fruit Puree Juice — 4 x 1L
Ships on a later dateThe case format of the original puree juice — four one-liter bottles, the lowest per-liter price in the lineup. Ships on a later date.
Noni Fruit Puree Juice — 2 x 1L
In stockTwo liters of the original recipe — noni puree from French Polynesia with grape and blueberry juice, 30 mg of iridoids in every 60 mL serving.
Pure Noni Fruit Blend Juice — 4 x 1L
Ships on a later dateFour liters of the current blend — cold-pressed and fermented noni with wild blueberry, grape and a deeper berry list. Ships on a later date.