Grape juice is naturally one of the sweetest juices, at about 15–16 g of sugar per 100 ml, so a low-sugar green grape drink is made by using less juice and balancing the flavour with acidity, aroma and permitted sweeteners. ACM’s Korean-style Low Sugar Green Grape Juice Drink comes in a 350 ml PET bottle with an 18-month shelf life.

How is sugar reduced in a grape juice drink?
| Method | How it works | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Lower juice content | Less grape juice, more water | Thinner body; flavour must be boosted with aroma |
| Sweeteners | Stevia, sucralose or erythritol replace part of the sugar | Rules differ by market; some shoppers avoid sweeteners |
| Acidity balance | Citric or malic acid keeps the drink crisp | Too much makes it sour |
| Carbonation | Bubbles add perceived freshness | Becomes a sparkling drink, not a still juice |
Whichever route is used, the label claim must match the result: in the EU and UK, “low sugar” means 2.5 g or less per 100 ml, while “reduced sugar” means at least 30% less than a standard product.
What does green grape juice drink taste like?
Green (white) grape drinks taste lighter and crisper than red or Concord grape juice, with a clean, slightly floral sweetness. In Korea and Japan, green grape and Shine Muscat flavours are popular in juice drinks, jellies and sparkling drinks, which is where the “Korean-style” profile comes from.

Product specifications
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product | ACM Low Sugar Green Grape Juice Drink 350ml |
| Volume | 350 ml (11.8 fl oz) |
| Packaging | PET bottle |
| Shelf life | 18 months |
| Certifications | FSSC 22000, HACCP, ISO 22000 |
| Options | OEM, ODM, private label |
What can be customised?
- Sugar level and sweetener choice for the destination market.
- Grape style: green grape, Muscat, or red grape.
- Still or sparkling format.
- Added nata de coco or aloe vera pieces.
- Bottle size and label.
See all grape juice products and the related Korean-style peach and yuzu drinks.
Frequently asked questions
Is grape juice high in sugar?
Yes. 100% grape juice has about 15–16 g of natural sugar per 100 ml, more than orange or apple juice. Low-sugar grape drinks use less juice and sweeteners to cut this.
What is the difference between green grape and red grape juice?
Green grape juice is lighter and crisper; red grape juice is deeper, more tannic and contains more anthocyanin pigments.
How long does the 350 ml green grape drink last?
18 months unopened. Refrigerate after opening.
Can it be made without sweeteners?
Yes, as a reduced-sugar drink with lower juice content and no sweeteners, though it will taste less sweet than a regular grape drink.














