Remedy Kombucha is a UK supermarket kombucha brand known for its zero-sugar, low-calorie live ferments (around 3 calories per 100ml) sold in 330ml cans from roughly £1.60, in flavours including Raspberry Lemonade, Wild Berry and Ginger, Original, Cherry, and Lemon & Ginger. Remedy is the kombucha that cracked the supermarkets, and the reason is consistency: a long-aged, small-batch ferment that leaves genuinely zero sugar, in flavours engineered for people who do not think they like kombucha. Raspberry Lemonade is the gateway — sharp, jammy, more soft drink than health drink. Wild Berry and Ginger follow the same playbook with more bite.
Live cultured, vegan, unpasteurised, and now in the Tesco meal deal, which says everything about how mainstream this category has become. If Damian’s fridge is anything to go by, the cans do not last long.
Full tasting notes and our member ratings below.
Remedy comes in 330ml cans, priced at around £1.60-£1.80 each when bought singly, dropping closer to £1.30 a can in the four-packs Tesco and Sainsbury’s stock alongside the meal deal fridges. The range runs beyond Raspberry Lemonade and Wild Berry and Ginger to include a Original, Cherry, and a Lemon & Ginger variant, each brewed from the same base tea-and-SCOBY ferment rather than reformulated per flavour, which is part of why the range tastes consistent across cans.
Because it is a live, unpasteurised product, Remedy is best kept refrigerated and drunk within the date on the can rather than stockpiled in a cupboard — the culture is still active, so flavour and carbonation both drift the longer a can sits warm. Straight from the fridge, poured over ice, is how the brand itself suggests serving it, and it holds up well alongside food that can take a bit of acidity: think a cheese board, spicy takeaway, or anything with a vinegar-forward dressing.
Remedy is widely available beyond Tesco too — Sainsbury’s, Waitrose, Ocado, and most independent health food shops carry at least the Raspberry Lemonade and Wild Berry and Ginger cans, with the full range easier to find via Ocado or the brand’s own site. For anyone newer to kombucha, it is worth knowing this is unpasteurised, so while it is alcohol-free by recipe, live ferments can carry trace, naturally occurring alcohol from the fermentation process itself, typically well under 0.5% — worth checking the can if that matters to you.
If you’re building out a low/no-sugar rotation, it pairs well on a shelf next to Goodie by Cannumo for something more gut-health focused, or see our Health section for more functional drink reviews.
Remedy Kombucha flavour range at a glance
| Flavour | Style | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Raspberry Lemonade | Sharp, jammy, soft-drink-like | Kombucha beginners |
| Wild Berry and Ginger | Same profile, more bite from ginger | Those who like a warmer finish |
| Original | Classic tea-forward kombucha tang | Kombucha purists |
| Cherry | Fruity, slightly tart | Fans of dark fruit flavours |
| Lemon & Ginger | Zesty and warming | Pairing with food/digestifs |
Nutritionally, Remedy sits at around 3 calories and 1.5g carbohydrate per 100ml across the range, with zero added sugar — the sweetness comes entirely from the fermentation process rather than a sugar syrup, which is the brand’s main point of difference from older kombucha brands.
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