Choose a 750ml glass-bottled sparkling apple drink for a BBQ table if guests want fizz and you can keep the bottle secure and take it home afterwards. For still juice served to more guests, compare the labelled 150ml serving counts of larger chilled packs such as Copella 1.35L and Tropicana 1.8L. The NHS advises limiting fruit juice, vegetable juice and smoothies to a combined 150ml a day.
A chilled sparkling drink in a 750ml glass bottle can suit a garden-table toast when the bottle has a stable place away from the cooking area. ASDA lists Appletiser in this format; check that guests want sparkling rather than still juice.
Labelled serving counts make it easier to plan for several guests. ASDA lists nine 150ml servings in Copella Cloudy Apple Fruit Juice 1.35L, while Tesco lists 12 in Tropicana Orchard Apple Perfectly Pressed 1.8L; both are chilled, not-from-concentrate options.
Check the venue rules before arranging a BBQ and plan how to remove every bottle. London Fire Brigade advises taking glass bottles home from parks, woodland and other open spaces because focused sunlight through glass can cause a fire.
Decide whether the drink needs to be still or sparkling, then match its serving count, packaging and storage instructions to the venue. YouGov surveyed 2,118 GB adults on 20–21 October 2025 about shopping choices generally, not apple juice; respondents could select multiple factors when comparing products at the same price.
| Priority | What to check | Your needs |
|---|---|---|
| Packaging and venue | Check whether the pack is glass and where it can stand securely. Plan to take bottles home; London Fire Brigade warns against leaving glass in outdoor spaces. | I want packaging that works at my table and that I can take away afterwards. In YouGov's general shopping survey, 17% selected packaging materials when comparing products at the same price; 34% selected recyclable or biodegradable options in its packaging-type results. |
| Still or sparkling | Read the product name and ingredients for carbonation. ASDA lists Appletiser as sparkling apple juice from concentrate and Copella 1.35L as not from concentrate; Tesco describes Tropicana 1.8L as pressed, not from concentrate. | For a toast, I may want fizz; for guests expecting ordinary still apple juice, I would choose a product labelled still. |
| Serving count | Compare pack volume with labelled 150ml servings. ASDA lists nine for Copella 1.35L, and Tesco lists 12 for Tropicana 1.8L. The NHS advises a combined limit of 150ml a day for fruit juice, vegetable juice and smoothies. | I want enough small servings for the group without treating a larger pack as a reason to keep topping up glasses. |
| Chilling and storage | Check storage before and after opening. ASDA says to refrigerate opened Appletiser and use it within four days, and to keep Copella refrigerated and use it within four days of opening. Tesco says to refrigerate Tropicana and use it within five days of opening. | I need space to keep drinks chilled and a clean serving spot away from raw-food preparation. |
ASDA lists its 750ml glass-bottled Appletiser as carbonated apple juice from concentrate. Bottle material alone does not tell you whether the drink has fizz.
Read the product name and ingredients, then choose sparkling or still juice according to what guests expect.
Abandoned or broken bottles create an outdoor hazard. London Fire Brigade also warns that focused sunlight through glass can cause a fire.
Keep bottles on a stable table away from the grill and take every bottle home. Check local rules before using a park, woodland or another public space for a BBQ.
A larger pack provides more servings, not a larger suggested serving per person. The NHS advises limiting fruit juice, vegetable juice and smoothies to a combined 150ml a day.
Use the labelled 150ml serving count to plan for guests and offer water alongside juice.
Copella and Tropicana require refrigeration, while opened Appletiser should also be refrigerated. Outdoor cooking makes clean handling and chilled storage important; GOV.UK and the Food Standards Agency advise keeping food covered and chilled and using clean serving utensils.
Keep drinks chilled until serving and place clean glasses away from raw-meat preparation and used utensils.
ASDA lists Sparkling Apple Juice in a 750ml glass bottle, providing a sparkling option for a BBQ table.
ASDA lists Cloudy Apple Fruit Juice 1.35L as a chilled, not-from-concentrate option for sharing.
Tesco lists Orchard Apple Perfectly Pressed 1.8L for shoppers planning more still-juice servings.
Tesco lists Finest Pressed Pink Lady® Apple Juice in a smaller 750ml size.
M&S lists Cloudy Apple Juice 1.2L as a not-from-concentrate option.
This 750ml sparkling apple drink is an option to consider for a BBQ table when guests want fizz. Confirm the packaging if a glass-bottle presentation is central to your choice.
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The 750ml sparkling apple drink is an option when guests want fizz rather than still juice. Check the pack's storage instructions and confirm its material if you are choosing it for a glass-bottle serve.
It can suit a stable garden-table setting if you can keep it away from the cooking area and collect the empty bottle. For public outdoor spaces, check local BBQ rules and take all glass home; London Fire Brigade warns that focused sunlight through glass can cause a fire.
No. ASDA lists its 750ml glass-bottled Appletiser as sparkling apple juice containing carbonated apple juice from concentrate. If guests want a still drink, check for a still product instead.
Plan using 150ml servings: the NHS advises limiting fruit juice, vegetable juice and smoothies to a combined 150ml a day. ASDA lists nine such servings in Copella 1.35L, while Tesco lists 12 in Tropicana 1.8L.
Follow the individual pack instructions: ASDA says to keep Copella refrigerated and refrigerate Appletiser after opening; Tesco says to store Tropicana in the refrigerator. Keep drinks on a clean serving side, separate from raw-food preparation.
Check the rules for the specific location before taking a BBQ. London Fire Brigade warns that BBQs, including disposable ones, may be banned in parks, woodland and other open spaces, and advises taking all litter home, including glass bottles.