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By adding organic ginger and yuzu, this traditionally small batched brewed Kombucha, will add a little zest and zing to your day. Just add sparkling water from your SodaStream machine to make your very own top notch Kombucha.
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Organic Kombucha Tea (92.75%) (Purified Water , Organic Sugar , Organic Assam Black Tea , Organic Live Kombucha Cultures) , Organic Ginger Juice (5.2%) , Food Acid (Citric Acid) , Natural Flavour , Yuzu Extract , Probiotic Cultures (Bc Unique - Bacillus Coagulans).
Sugar and unnatural sweeteners.
Many commercial Kombucha's add in extra sugar to sweeten the naturally bitter taste of real Kombucha, or they only allow for a short fermenting period which doesn’t give the cultures enough time to create the beneficial acids and prebiotic properties.
Traditionally brewed in small batches over 45 days in Sydney.
Make your very own pickled and fermented fruits or veggies at home. Add kombucha along with apple cider vinegar and your choice of herbs and spice to create incredible gut-healthy combinations.
Soda Press Co is on a mission to add real ingredients and real flavour to your soda water. They work hard to collect ingredients from ethical and sustainable suppliers and source only premium, organic fruits and ingredients like real cola nut, rosemary and lavender extracts for their organic Cola mix. They are an end-to-end, plastic- free company with their bottles made from recycled glass, and all our products and inputs are simple to recycle. They apply the best of old and new innovations to craft our range of mouth-wateringly good certified organic soda mixes and kombucha concentrates. By using Soda Press Co. concentrates, you’re not only doing your body a favour, but the planet too, by reducing carbon-load and waste from single-use bottles - one Soda Press bottle can prevent as many as 10 plastic bottles from ending up in landfill or even worse, the ocean.
