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Bitter peel, a long finish, and enough acidity to cut through a heavy lunch.
24
calories per 275 ml bottle
3.1 g
sugars, all from the fruit
0 mg
caffeine
Any combination. Six gets you 6% off, twelve gets 12.5% and free delivery, a full case of twenty-four gets 20%.
6 bottles
£13.54
6% off six, saving £0.86. Free delivery over twelve.
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£13 / month
£25 / month
From £180 / month
Fruit comes from four farms within an hour of the press. We buy the whole crop, including the ugly ones, because they taste the same.
Cold pressed within 48 hours of picking. No heat, no concentrate, nothing reconstituted in February from a drum.
Eight hours cold for the yuzu, less for the others. This is where the flavour stops being juice and starts being a drink.
Filled, capped and boxed the same day. The date on the base is the day it was pressed, not the day it was bottled.
We buy fruit from four farms within an hour of the press. Nothing is made from concentrate, nothing sits in a tank for a season, and the run stops when the fruit does. It is a worse way to run a drinks company and a better way to make a drink.
Fictional stockists on a concept site. No real business is listed here.
No, and anything claiming to be is either sweetened artificially or lying. The sugar is what was in the fruit: between 2.2 and 3.8 grams a bottle.
Nine months sealed, three days open in the fridge. There is no preservative, which is the trade for the taste.
Because the fruit does. An October damson is darker than a September one and we do not correct it.
Not yet. Glass and juice is heavy, and the carbon cost of air freight would undo the point of buying fruit from an hour away.