Description
This Organic Trilogy Synergy Raw Kombucha from GT’s Living Foods brews kiwi juice with the Himalayan Mother SCOBY for 30 days to cultivate 9 billion living probiotics. Cultured in small batches, they then mix with sweet raspberry, tart lemon, and a hint of ginger for a vitalizing and nourishing concoction.
Ingredients: GT’s Kombucha culture, black tea, green tea, kiwi juice, raspberry juice, lemon juice, fresh pressed ginger juice.
How is SYNERGY superior to other gut health drinks?
SYNERGY Raw Kombucha is crafted by nature for the living body. Other gut health beverages are machine-made and mass-produced resulting in non-authentic drinks that have added probiotics, artificial enhancement, and nutrients. SYNERGY’s benefits are naturally created during the fermentation period using whole and pure ingredients. The handcrafted and authentic nature of production allows for immediate assimilation by the body for maximum benefits.
How is SYNERGY different from other Kombucha products?
GT’s Living Foods has been crafting raw kombucha since 1995. As experts and stewards of the ancient fermented tea, SYNERGY is always traditionally cultured – never made with cut corners or a simplified recipe. For almost 30 years SYNERGY has been crafted in small 5-gallon batches, fermented using the original heirloom SCOBY passed down from GT’s mother, and fully fermented for 30 days to maximize the nutrients. SYNERGY Raw Kombucha is never pasteurized, artificially flavored, or watered down.
Why does SYNERGY have sugar?
Kombucha is grown, not made. Similar to a fruit or vegetable, rather than a soda or energy drink, kombucha is a living food and requires an energy source to grow and thrive. Therefore, SYNERGY is made with a lightly sweetened base to feed the cultures and encourage them to reproduce. The sugar in SYNERGY is meant for the culture, not for you.
Why does SYNERGY have alcohol in it?
SYNERGY Raw Kombucha is naturally fermented for 30 days. During fermentation, alcohol is created as nature’s defense against contamination.
