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Because kombucha is fermented, trace alcohol is produced as part of the process. Under New Zealand food regulations, anything below 1.15% ABV is considered non-alcoholic — and our kombucha is brewed and tested to stay within this range.
Typically:
We actively manage alcohol levels through strict brewing controls, testing, and chilled storage.
If you are pregnant, sensitive to alcohol, under 18, or avoiding alcohol entirely, we recommend not consuming kombucha.
During brewing, yeast converts sugar into carbon dioxide (CO₂), creating a light natural sparkle. This process can continue slowly in the bottle — which is why pressure can build up.
Chilling slows fermentation and helps keep carbonation balanced.
Our kombucha typically contains around 3.8g of sugar per 100ml.
This is significantly lower than most soft drinks.
What you’re tasting is real fermentation and real ingredients.
If you’re watching sugar intake, you can dilute kombucha with soda water to reduce it further.
Kombucha is alive — and temperature directly affects how it behaves.
That’s why we recommend consuming your kombucha within 2 weeks of purchase for the best flavour and consistency.
Kombucha isn’t for everyone.
If you’re unsure, it’s always best to check with your healthcare provider.
If you experience any unwanted effects, stop consuming — kombucha is a natural product and may not suit everyone.
Because it’s alive, kombucha can evolve over time.
This is part of real, small-batch fermentation — not something we try to standardise with additives or shortcuts.
A multi award winning flavour that is uniquely New Zealand featuring kawakawa (NZ Native Pepper plant), balanced with crisp fresh apple and ginger for a warming, earthy flavour.
Kawakawa beneficial for anti-inflammatory and anti-viral properties Traditionally brewed and naturally fermented, this is a living drink that reflects its local roots.A little different — in the best way.
Note: All fruit pieces can be eaten or strained out with a tea strainer.
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