In this task, you're given a review from Amazon's food products. Your task is to generate a rating for the product on a scale of 1-5 based on the review. The rating means 1: extremely poor, 2: poor, 3: neutral or mixed, 4: good, 5: extremely good.
Q: I didn't really like the taste of this product much. It has an artificial taste to me, even though it is juice and water. It is a carbonated drink and it somewhat reminded me of the taste of baby aspirin, although not quite that bad. I did drink the whole can. The 8.3 oz can is narrow, compared to the 12 oz soda can you are used to seeing. The can says it is 100% juice, 100% RDA Vitamin C, all natural with no sugar added, no corn syrup, no preservatives, no artificial colors, and gluten free. The nutrition box indicates (for the entire 8.3 oz can) 15mg sodium, 36g carbs, 34 g sugar, Vitamin C 100 %, Vitamin A 20%. The ingredients are as follows and are listed in the following order: 100% juice (filtering sparkling water sufficient to reconstitute juice concentrates, apple, grape, tangerine, orange and acerola juice concentrates), gum acacia, natural flavors and colors, ascorbic acid (Vitamin C). Contains soy. (First ingredient listed is supposed to be the one there is the most of.) You may wonder why I spent so much time on the ingredients. Well, if you don't read labels, you really should start. Some products may taste really good but may be full of nasty things you really do not want your children to eat (or yourself). The term, gluten free, for example is VERY important to those who have gluten intolerance. Kudos to the manufacturer for making a healthier product and I would have liked to have given this flavor a better review, but the taste was not there for me. The black cherry flavor has a lot better taste. Still, if you are looking for a seemingly healthier beverage to pack in your child's lunch, this could be worth a try. Think of it as a flavored carbonated water. I gave it 3 stars because it is not unhealthy and it is not bad - just not something I like the taste of. I would sooner put this product in a child's lunch than a soda. My daddy used to put soda on the car's battery terminals to dissolve the acid :-(
A:
3