MOMO Kombucha and Natoora have partnered to produce the Carmelo's Green Mandarin Kombucha as an exotically citrus-forward fermented beverage for consumers to enjoy.
The drink features MOMO's signature unfiltered kombucha that has been paired with the tardivo di Ciaculli mandarin, which is a rare citrus fruit sourced from Sicily. The drink thus features impressive citrus notes that will work well with the tart kombucha base flavor. Proceeds from the sale of the drink will support the Natoora Farm Fund that fosters young farmers who embrace sustainable agriculture practices.
MOMO Kombucha Founder Josh Puddle spoke on the collaboration with Natoora for the Carmelo's Green Mandarin Kombucha saying, "We’re thrilled to launch our new Green Mandarin Kombucha for a second year as part of our seasonal collaboration with Natoora. These green mandarins bring an exceptional, bold flavour that makes this kombucha truly unique.”
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Citrus-forward Beverages
- Growing consumer interest in unique citrus flavors offers an opportunity to create new beverage profiles that highlight exotic fruit varieties.
- Sustainable Agricultural Collaborations
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