Juices

The high content of juice in water and vitamins makes it ideal for the morning and suitable for any other time of the day.

Some kinds of juice can be kept out of the refrigerator, if their package has not been opened. Some require refrigeration, even with sealed packaging. All, without exception, should be refrigerated, after a part has been consumed.

Three days is the maximum duration, always in the refrigerator. After this period, any juice loses its valuable components or becomes unsuitable for consumption.

Natural juice is the liquid part of the fruit, with no addition or removal of any ingredient. Concentrated juice differs from natural juice in that a percentage of water has been removed.

Any juice becomes even more enjoyable when consumed cool or cold. Add some ice, if you prefer it even colder.

It would be wrong not to mention the Screwdriver, which brings vodka and orange juice together. In the Downhill Racer, pineapple juice is "married" with aged rum and amaretto liqueur, while in the Bellini white prosecco meets peach juice. Finally, in the Gin Fizz, lemon juice is combined with gin, sugar syrup, egg white syrup and club soda.