Organic Sparkling Limeaid!

maeda72
10月14日
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Hello! This is Tenbusu Organic Market☆

Today, we’re introducing the refreshing organic drink, “Organic Sparkling Limeaid,” which allows you to contribute to social good just by drinking it.

This beverage, packaged in a stylish bottle, is more than just a soda. Its biggest feature is its fresh, clean taste, created by the generous use of Organic JAS certified organic lime juice. Since it's micro-carbonated with minimal sweetness, it’s perfect as a morning pick-me-up or for refreshment after sports.

This product was created by the German company “Lemonaid.” The word “AID” in their company name reflects their philosophy that drinking their product contributes to social good. Astonishingly, approximately 7 yen from every bottle purchased is donated to the “Lemonaid & ChariTea” foundation, which supports developing countries and sustainable social activities through an organization affiliated with Lemonaid. This product has a passionate story, starting with the founder’s strong belief in transparent donation, which led him and his friends to begin making and bottling the drinks by hand in an apartment room.

This micro-carbonated beverage, made with organic fruits, is truly an exceptional product that checks all four boxes: deliciousness, quality ingredients, social contribution, and even upcycling of the container. You can enjoy it straight, or mix it with alcohol to create cocktails—it’s delicious either way.

Why not start a pleasant social contribution along with a refreshing taste with this “Organic Sparkling Limeaid”?

Ingredients: Carbonated water, organic lime juice, organic sugar

Net Weight: 330ml

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