A beverage combining fermented apple juice, ground spice from the inner bark of trees in the genus Cinnamomum, and a sweet, viscous food substance produced by bees, represents a specific type of concoction. It is typically prepared by mixing these three ingredients with water, either warm or cold, to produce a potable liquid. The precise ratio of components can vary greatly depending on personal preference or perceived health benefits.
Historically, each of these components has been valued individually for various reasons. The fermented apple juice has been used in culinary applications and traditional medicine. The spice is used to flavoring food and believed to possess certain medicinal properties. The sweet viscous food substance has long been recognized as a natural sweetener and source of energy. The combination of these elements is often promoted as a health tonic, due to the purported properties of its constituent parts, though scientific evidence supporting all claims may be limited or inconclusive.