The beverage derived solely from the direct pressing of apples, without subsequent water removal, constitutes a specific category of fruit juice. This processing method ensures that the liquid retains its original concentration as found within the fruit itself. An example of this product would be a bottled juice labeled as containing only apples, with no mention of concentrate or reconstitution.
Consumption of this unadulterated juice may offer certain advantages, including the preservation of naturally occurring vitamins, minerals, and flavor compounds present in the original fruit. Historically, this type of juice production has been associated with smaller-scale operations and a focus on maintaining the integrity of the raw ingredients. The process aims to deliver a product that closely mirrors the taste and nutritional profile of freshly pressed apples.