Drinks News
Dragon Tree Kombucha launches in the UK
As a response to increasing consumer demand for health conscious, low/no alcohol beverages, Lanchester Wines has re-launched its Dragon Tree Kombucha – 12 years after its first incarnation.
Served in a recyclable 250ml can, Dragon Tree Kombucha is a gently sparkling fruity tea with natural flavours of Hibiscus and Rosehip, which also give the drink a light pink colour. With a light and fruity taste similar to strawberries and cream, Dragon Tree has been developed for today’s health conscious consumer seeking an alternative soft drink, whether in or out of home.
In addition to being Gluten Free and suitable for Vegans, each 250ml can contains 50% Daily NRV* of Vitamins C, B6, B12, Thiamin, Folic Acid, Niacin and Biotin. Each can contains only 93 calories which is less than an average apple.
Furthermore, Dragon Tree is made with Rosehip extract which has been shown to help increase joint mobility while maintaining healthy and flexible joints. Rosehip is also rich in the antioxidants vitamin C and polyphenols.
Tony Cleary, Managing Director of Lanchester Wines: “Dragon Tree was one of the first Kombucha drinks to launch in the UK and enjoyed huge success. We’re now relaunching at a time when Kombucha sales are soaring and consumers are becoming healthier and more conscious.
“While Dragon Tree boast numerous health benefits, this isn’t to the detriment of taste – Dragon Tree is gently sparkling with a light and fruity taste. When served
chilled, we believe Dragon Tree is the perfect non-alcoholic, functional soft drink which not only tastes great but provides added health benefits too.”
Dragon Tree is available to the on and off trade in case packs of 24 x 250ml cans.
For more details on how to list Dragon Tree Kombucha, please contact Lanchester Wines:
q 01207 52 1234
Esales@lanchesterwines.co.uk Hwww.lanchesterwines.co.uk
20 July 2019
www.venue-insight.com
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