Beverage Trends of 2025
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The year 2025 is just around the corner, and the evidence is clear. So, we present a case ready to be served cold, hot, or neat: The Beverage Trends of 2025!
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If you've been keeping up with the beverage industry, the kombucha wellness trend has likely crossed your path. This fermented tea is believed to have positive benefits due to its probiotic properties. While this creation can be brewed at home, Kombucha can now be conveniently purchased from your local grocery store in a ready-to-drink form. Its unique flavor can also be modified with fruits, juices, syrups, or herbs.
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The organic kombucha market was valued at over $2.170 billion in 2020, making up the majority of the global kombucha market.
Humans have been enjoying and brewing kombucha for over 2000 years.
Beer and kombucha are said to be "cousins", because of their similar fermentation process and flavors.
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Although kombucha has only recently gained commercial popularity, this fermented tea beverage has a history dating back to 220 B.C. Originating in Northeastern China, kombucha became a household staple in the region due to its reputed benefits.
In the modern context, kombucha is a fermented and sweetened drink made with a base of black or green tea. It is a versatile beverage, known as a functional drink for its health properties and as an alcohol-adjacent product due to its fermentation.
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