Category: Kombucha

According to Aqua ViTea's own clarification, its kombucha contains residual caffeine that is comparable to decaffeinated tea. Because it is brewed with organic green and black tea, Aqua Vitea does have caffeine, although the amount is significantly lower than in a standard cup of coffee. The SCOBY (Symbiotic Culture of Bacteria and Yeast) metabolizes a portion of the caffeine during fermentation, which reduces the final caffeine content.

A standard 14 fl oz bottle of Brew Dr. Kombucha, often mistaken as 'Dr. Brew,' contains less than 15 mg of caffeine, a significantly lower amount than a typical cup of coffee. However, the company also offers a highly caffeinated 'Uplift' line, and the amount varies drastically between products, making it essential to check the label.

According to various brand estimates, a standard 8-ounce serving of kombucha typically contains between 8 and 15 milligrams of caffeine. This guide will explain how much caffeine is in Mother Kombucha and what factors influence its potency, so you can make an informed choice.

With varying products on the market, it's a common question whether KeVita kombucha is caffeinated. While the fermentation process typically lowers the caffeine level found in the original tea, some KeVita lines are explicitly caffeinated, while others are deliberately caffeine-free.

According to U.S. federal law, any beverage sold as 'non-alcoholic' must contain less than 0.5% alcohol by volume (ABV). KeVita is verified non-alcoholic, meaning its alcohol content falls below this legal limit.

Did you know that all kombucha contains trace amounts of alcohol due to the natural fermentation process? This guide explains which kombucha has alcohol in it, from commercial non-alcoholic varieties to purposely brewed hard kombucha.

A 16oz bottle of Health-Ade Kombucha contains 1 billion living probiotics at bottling, exceeding the World Health Organization's daily recommendation. But does this probiotic count alone prove that Health-Ade Kombucha is actually healthy, or are there important details like high sugar content and recent lawsuits that tell a different story?

According to the brand's official FAQ, Better Booch is non-alcoholic, containing less than 0.5% alcohol by volume (ABV). This is due to the natural fermentation process involved in creating the beverage, which is a common characteristic among all kombuchas. While the trace amount of alcohol is a byproduct of the yeast's action, strict commercial brewing standards keep levels very low.

KeVita Master Brew Kombucha contains between 66 and 80 mg of organic caffeine per 15.2 fl oz bottle, with the exact amount varying by flavor. This places its caffeine level higher than some kombuchas but significantly lower than a standard cup of coffee.

With over 9 billion living probiotics per bottle, Synergy kombucha offers significant gut health benefits, yet its sugar content and other factors warrant a closer look. This in-depth guide explores whether Synergy kombucha is healthy and fits your dietary needs.