One may not put pressed figs or dried figs into muryas, because he destroys them, but one may put wine into muryas. And one may not perfume [olive] oil, but one may make wine [into] enomolin.  One may not cook wine of terumah, because he re-duces it. R' Yehudah permits, because he improves it.

Date honey, apple cider, winter-grape vinegar and all other fruit juices of terumah, R' Eliezer obligates the principal plus a fifth, but R' Yehoshua exempts. And R' Eliezer contaminates [them] as a beverage. R' Yehoshua said: The Sages did not count seven beverages like counters of spices! Rather, they said: Seven liquids are tamei, and all other beverages are tahor.

One may not make dates into honey, nor apples into cider, nor winter grapes into vinegar. And [similarly] all other fruits, one may not change them from their natural condition in the case of terumah and maaser sheni, except for olives and grapes alone.  One does not receive forty [lashes] on account of orlah except for [juice] that derives from olives and from grapes. One may not bring bikkurim [from] liquids except for that which derives from olives and grapes. And no [juice] becomes con-taminated as a liquid except for what derives from olives and grapes. And we do not offer on the Altar [any juice] other than that which derives from olives and from grapes.

Stems of figs and dried figs and kelisim and carobs of terumah are forbidden to non-Kohanim.