Food Lens · Beverages
Grape juice
Deeply sweet and slightly tart, with a bold, distinctive grape flavor most associated with the Concord variety.
Lens analyzedGrape juice is pressed from grapes, most commonly the Concord variety in North America, giving it a deep purple color and a bold, sweet flavor. It's sold pasteurized and shelf-stable, distinct from wine since it isn't fermented.
Where it comes from
Concord grape juice was developed in the late 1800s specifically as an unfermented, non-alcoholic alternative to wine, and it became a widely recognized North American beverage, especially popular with children.
Buying it
Check the label for "100% juice" versus a juice drink or cocktail, since grape-flavored beverages vary in how much real grape juice they contain.
Storing it
An unopened shelf-stable bottle keeps in the pantry; refrigerate after opening and use within about ten days.
Keeps about 9 months in the pantry.
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