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YAYA KOMBUCHA YUZU 330ML
Boisson fermentée au thé, naturellement pétillante, sublimée par la fraîcheur acidulée du yuzu. Légère, désaltérante et riche en probiotiques. Une pause saine au goût délicatement fruité.
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When you thought you tasted everything, we bring you YAYA Kombucha Yuzu. A rare Japanese citrus fruit, round like a mandarin, yellow like a lemon. The yuzu is extremely aromatic, fresh, and fits perfectly in our kombucha. The ultimate thirst-quenching drink.
Product information:
- Certified organic
- Non alcoholic
- All natural. Nothing artificial
- Low in calories
- Craft Soda
- Serve cold
Ingredients: Kombucha (water, cane sugar*, green tea*, black tea*, kombucha culture), yuzu juice* (2%).
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