Real tea, real fruit
Black and green tea, sugar and our own culture. Flavour comes from fruit, roots and herbs — no artificial flavourings.
Our kombucha
We brew our kombucha in Fethiye from tea, sugar, water and a live culture, and flavour it with the fruit and herbs of the region. It is unpasteurised, so we keep it cold from tank to shelf.
Flavours
We also brew limited seasonal batches. 330 mL glass bottles; kegs available for HoReCa.
Black and green tea, gently tart, fine bubbles.
Fresh ginger, Mediterranean lemon, a lively finish.
Tart pomegranate, floral hibiscus, ruby red.
Local oranges with a hint of bitter-orange peel.
Taurus mountain herbs, cool and aromatic.
How we brew
Black and green tea, sugar and our own culture. Flavour comes from fruit, roots and herbs — no artificial flavourings.
Controlled carbonation in a brite tank instead of bottle conditioning: the same fizz in every bottle and no exploding bottles.
Fermentation naturally produces trace alcohol. We measure every batch and keep the product cold so it does not rise.
Finished kombucha is stored at 2–4 °C and shipped refrigerated, so it stays alive and balanced.
Storage & serving
A short guide for shops and drinkers.
| Topic | Our advice |
|---|---|
| Storage | In the fridge, 2–6 °C. Don't leave it at room temperature. |
| After opening | Close the cap, keep refrigerated, drink within 2–3 days. |
| Serving | Cold, with or without ice; open without shaking. |
| Sediment | A thin sediment at the bottom is the live culture — that's normal. |
FAQ
As a fermented drink it contains trace alcohol. We work to the Turkish Food Codex limit of 3.0 g/L (about 0.38% ABV), measure every batch and keep the product in a cold chain. Details: our Alcohol & halal page.
No. Our kombucha contains a live culture, so it must be kept refrigerated.
Sugar fuels fermentation and most of it is consumed by the yeast and bacteria. We share label values for every flavour before you order.
The date on the label when kept in the cold chain; 2–3 days once opened.
From the blog
Kombucha during pregnancy and while breastfeeding: what trusted sources say about trace alcohol, caffeine and unpasteurised drinks, and what to ask your doctor.
Is kombucha caffeinated, and how much sugar and how many calories does it have? Per-serving ranges, label tips, sugar-free claims and weight-loss evidence.
Kombucha vs kefir vs apple cider vinegar (and water kefir): a side-by-side table of base, culture, alcohol, sugar, caffeine, acidity and how to consume each.
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