Hyvänmakuinen perus kombucha. Hinta-laatusuhde ok! Sitruunaisesta mausta tulee mieleen sima. Hyvää 👍🏻

Ensimmäinen kombucha itselle. Siman ja teen makuista terveysjuomaa, sisältää maitohappobakteereja.

Straight from the bottle. The Kombucha emits relatively sweet aromas, like raspberry flavored winegum. Maybe a bit of raspberry flavored jellies, too. In addition, there's an interesting and not even particularly vague note of blackcurrant jam looming in the distance. The taste is juicy and somewhat soft-drink-like. Blackcurrant juice wants to occupy the first position but raspberry doesn't surrender easily. It's tight. Maybe I'd still declare blackcurrant as a winner in this contest. I'm not sure if I pick a suggestion of green tea or not — probably not. The finish develops slightly tart flavors, as well, but is otherwise very close to the earlier experience. The mouthfeel is juicy, a bit soft-drink-like, rich in berries, gardeny and summery. More natural than some other Kombuchas of this series but I'm still missing the kombucha culture flavors in these.

Straight from the bottle. The drink looks, however, like cola. Cola features undoubtedly in the scent. Additionally, I can pick surprise toffee and a suggestion of caramel, accompanied by a drop off black tea. The taste offers watery cola, a pinch of caramel and faint green tea. I don't find any toffee anymore. The experience is less sugary than the other two non-alc Kombuchas of the previous week. The finish is purely unchanged from upfront and remains a bit of time in the mouth. The mouthfeel is soft-drink-like, a bit watery but manageable. Easily quaffable.

Straight from the bottle. The fragrance is sweet, sugary. The brown sugar element is not as recognizable as in the ginger–lemon version, this could well contain also some white sugar. Peach is rather like peach flavored ice tea made of black tea, not peach juice per se. The taste follows along the same line: peach flavored ice tea with a generous injection of sugar. Both brown and white. A caramelly twist lingers in the background. The finish turns marginally drier, otherwise it's unaltered. The end slides slowly downwards. The mouthfeel is light, soft-drink-like (even more than the ginger–lemon version), spritzy, a bit sappy and industrial.