I don't. In fact, like most here I think, I only leave reviews for juices that knock my socks off with their awesomeness.
Because taste is so subjective, I don't see the point in leaving "WTF this stuff is pure nasty" reviews. It doesn't seem like a very nice thing to say to a good vendor who is trying to make tasty juices that appeal to many people and it would feel mean to post a sole, negative review on a juice which may lead many people to avoid it because it only has one star. This is assuming, of course, that vendors actually approve every single coherent review, good or bad, to their site. Perhaps the really negative ones don't get posted, sometimes. I've tried a couple of popular juices that garner tons of rave reviews, and haven't liked them at all. That's not because the juice is bad, though. Just that I don't like it.
Anyhow - so the only time I give credence to reviews is if a particular juice has lots of them; at the very least it means that it's created buzz and gotten a lot of people to comment.
Do you only review juices you really like?
Because taste is so subjective, I don't see the point in leaving "WTF this stuff is pure nasty" reviews. It doesn't seem like a very nice thing to say to a good vendor who is trying to make tasty juices that appeal to many people and it would feel mean to post a sole, negative review on a juice which may lead many people to avoid it because it only has one star. This is assuming, of course, that vendors actually approve every single coherent review, good or bad, to their site. Perhaps the really negative ones don't get posted, sometimes. I've tried a couple of popular juices that garner tons of rave reviews, and haven't liked them at all. That's not because the juice is bad, though. Just that I don't like it.
Anyhow - so the only time I give credence to reviews is if a particular juice has lots of them; at the very least it means that it's created buzz and gotten a lot of people to comment.
Do you only review juices you really like?