Garvee Fruit Wine Press 3.17 Gal, Wood Steel Fruit and Wine Press with 1 Pack Filter Bag, Traditional Juicer Manual T-Handle Fruit Press, Triangular Structure, Juicer Grinder Making Press for Outdoor Kitchen
| Brand | GARVEE |
| Material | Wood and Steel |
| Capacity | 3.17 Gallon/12L |
| Filter Barrel Size | 243mm diameter x 250mm height |
| Item Weight | 41.2 pounds |
| Package Includes | 1 x Wine Press with T-Handle, Food-grade nylon mesh bag |
Garvee Fruit Wine Press 3.17 Gal, Wood Steel Fruit and Wine Press with 1 Pack Filter Bag, Traditional Juicer Manual T-Handle Fruit Press, Triangular Structure, Juicer Grinder Making Press for Outdoor Kitchen
Experience premium juice extraction with the GARVEE Wood Steel Wine Press
GARVEE Wood Steel Wine Press: Professional-Grade Juice Extraction
Transform your kitchen into a professional juice-making station with our robust wine press. Engineered for maximum efficiency and superior juice yield, it's the perfect tool for both home and commercial use.
Why Choose GARVEE?
Efficient Operation
Featuring a labor-saving T-handle design that makes juice extraction effortless and efficient for all users.
Large Capacity
3.17-gallon capacity with wide mouth design allows for processing large batches efficiently.
Versatile Applications
Perfect for extracting juice from various fruits, making wine, and processing different ingredients.
Professional-grade construction for superior performance
Features That Excel
With its wood and steel construction, high-capacity design, and efficient pressing mechanism, this wine press delivers professional-grade results while maintaining ease of use.
Key Features
- Efficient and labor-saving design with T-handle operation
- Engineered for higher juice yield
- Wide mouth for high capacity processing
- Extracts pure natural fruit juices
- Versatile for various settings
- Durable wood and steel construction
- Easy to clean and maintain
Specifications
| Brand | GARVEE |
| Material | Wood and Steel |
| Capacity | 3.17 Gallon/12L |
| Filter Barrel Size | 243mm diameter x 250mm height |
| Item Weight | 41.2 pounds |
| Package Includes | 1 x Wine Press with T-Handle, Food-grade nylon mesh bag |
Reviews
Customer Reviews
The press works great. Too bad they cheaped out and did not include enough blocks. No big deal to make, but you will need to cut additional blocks to squeeze all the juice out, especially if you are doing a partial batch. You will also need to build a base for it big enough to stand on to prevent the press from turning as you apply pressure.
This fruit press is exactly what I was looking for in order to press small batches of juice. I have two apple trees and a small pear tree...as well as neighbors around the area with apple, cherry, and pear trees. The press holds over a gallon of fruit, but you have to shred/grind up apples before you press or else it does a whole lot of nothing. The first pass I just diced the apples into 1/2 inch chunks, and barely any juice came out until I took the apples back out and ground them up in a food processor before pressing.
I found the best way to prep the apples is to cut them in half or quarters and run them through the course grating disc of a food processor, which produces nice thin shredded apples. I fill up a huge tub of those, and then dump it into the press until it is full. You can then press this down to about 1/3 of the size as juice comes out.
I have done almost two 5gal buckets full of apples, and I am getting around 1.5 gallons of juice per bucket of apples. I could probably squeeze more out if I kept turning, and waiting a few min, then turn some more...but I don't have enough time or patience for more than a few rounds of that. I have around 30 gallons of blemished apples from my trees this year to shred and juice, but now that I have a decent press and figured out how to prep the apples quickly I may actually grab all the unwanted apples from the neighbors trees next year too!
Anyway, if you have the patience to grind or shred up buckets full of apples I would recommend this as a decent low-cost beginner press. If you have more than like a 55-gal drum of apples then I would go with a bigger size press and a real fruit grinder to save your time and sanity.
I've used other presses before, but this one is by far the best. The stable triangular structure is genius—it absolutely does not rock or slip, even when you're really cranking down on the handle. I'm getting way more juice from my grapes than I used to. A fantastic value for any serious hobbyist.
Worked well but the filtration bag is too small for it.
