Copella Apple Juice, Pure Pressed > Reviews > Juice-Addicts - try this

Author's product rating:   

Value for money	Average
Product Quality	Excellent
Product package	Good
Taste	Delicious
How loyal are you to this brand?	Very

Advantages:	fantastic flavour
Disadvantages:	price if you are on a budget

Recommend to potential buyers:

yes

Full review

For all you juice-addicts, this one is a must. You have got to try the apple and elderflower - it is a very unusual combination that I haven't seen before: but it definately works. Very refreshing and not too overpowering. It should be one for the summer, drink it and chill. It also comes in just apple, and aslo apple and rasberry. All the others are perfectly plesant, but the elderflower has the edge as it is a little different. My only complaint has to be the price. If you choose to buy the small bottles it works out as a little expensive. Take my advice and buy the large bottles - that way you'll have the ideal combination of quantity and quality.

Due to popular demand, here's one or two more details:

The 250ml bottles are usually sold at around the £1.00, and contain just a few mouthfuls. If you buy them in a litre bottle, the juice is usually about £2.00 - 2.50. You'll find the juice in any large supermarket, among all the other fresh juices (supermaket own brand/tropicana etc.). They come in plastic see-through bottles, with copella written near the top of the bottle in large letters - you can't miss them. I particularly approve of the fact that they have no artificial sweetners, colouring or preservatives.

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NUTRITION INFORMATION

Typical values per 100ml serving:
ENERGY 184kj/43kcal
PROTEIN 0.4g
CARBOHYDRATE 10.2g
FAT <0.1g
VITAMIN C 30mg (50% RDA*)

*RECOMMENDED DAILY ALLOWANCE. EACH BOTTLE CONTAINS 10 SERVINGS.
INGREDIENTS: Apple 99%, Elderflower 1%. Antioxidant: Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) is added to delay discolouration.

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Here's their website if you need any more info: www.copellafruitjuices.co.uk. It has plently of pictures of the bottles if you are still unsure of what to look out for. It even has got e-postcards of apples to send to your friends (although I'm not convinced about those!!) Hope this helps :)