Liquid Remedy Kombucha Sugar Free Organic Drink, Low Calorie, Probiotic Like Tea for Gut Health - Fruity Faves Variety Pack - 8.5 Fl Oz Can, 12-Pack

I love Kombucha but it’s so expensive, I love that these are more affordable and you get a smaller can. It’s the perfect afternoon pick me up. It also is made with stevia so it’s only got 10-20 calories so it’s not a sugar bomb. I love this brand and all the flavors but especially peach and raspberry lemonade.

I have a lot of stomach problems. Part of it is hereditary, my grand dad always had Rolaids in his shirt pocket. There are a lot of other reasons too boring to get into here. Coming from a good German family I have home made sauerkraut in my basement but we can only eat so much sauerkraut. A friend mentioned kombucha. This brand tastes pretty good, not too sweet or too sour,although I like the little kick of sour. The Remedy fruity faves is my preference as the selection with "lemon ginger" gave me a memorable tummy ache. There are only 5 cals per 8.5 oz can but it is sweetened with erythritol and stevia for those who can't tolerate either. While on the expensive side, it is cheaper than buying at the grocery and this brand is shelf stable, while most grocery brands are not. Recommend.

While I love Kombucha, I didn't like the level of sugar that most of the popular brands contained. That is when I discovered the brand 𝙍𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙙𝙮! To say I am obsessed with this fizzy goodness is an understatement. I have cases on hand at all times---Amazon auto delivery style! 𝙍𝙚𝙢𝙚𝙙𝙮 comes in a wide variety of delicious flavors...Mixed Berry is my favorite! They are certified organic, non-GMO, contain only 5 calories, and are sugar-free. If you are someone looking to cut down on your soda intake, these make a great substitution. I love that they do not need to be refrigerated, you can chill them as you go.

It tastes good, but kombucha is jus one of the ingredients, and it's pretty expensive compared to other brands.

The taste is good overall; however, I wish I'd read the ingredients more closely. I was looking for a kombucha free of artificial sweeteners and made the mistake of assuming this was when I saw words like "organic" and "stevia" listed. Had I read closer, I would have seen that it also contains erythritol.