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Nunc’s Rose Blush is made using raw Buckinghamshire honey, delicious organic Darjeeling green tea, infused with premium botanicals and delicious rose petals and hibiscus flowers.

Juni-Purr Nunc. Fermented with juniper berries and Kaffir lime leaves

Non-alcoholic Hops Monster Jun Kombucha is a perfect substitute for beer and tastes infinitely better than a non alcoholic beer

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We love bees. Jun is made of raw honey and green tea

Hops Monster

Hops Monster is made using raw local Buckinghamshire honey, the finest organic Japanese Sencha green tea, infused with premium botanicals and three types of hops.

Less than 50 Kcal per 330ml can

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Non-alcoholic Hops Monster Jun Kombucha is a perfect substitute for beer and tastes infinitely better than a non alcoholic beer

Nunc’s Jun-Kombucha is awarded a one star Great Taste Award by the Guild of Fine Foods

What is Jun-Kombucha?

A healthy and delicious drink fermented with the finest green tea, raw honey and premium botanicals.

When you consume Jun you are adding probiotics, beneficial bacteria and enzymes to your intestinal flora. While most kombucha includes probiotics, because Jun is fermented with honey it also has prebiotics in it too. Happy belly, Happy life!

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Nunc Living's Jun Kombucha is handcrafted, tasty and super healthy, it's great for your gut.

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Nunc’s Jun-Kombucha is awarded a one star Great Taste Award by the Guild of Fine Foods

Great Taste Awards 2020

Awarded to Hops Monster

Hey #workerbees. We couldn't let the day pass with

Hey #workerbees. We couldn't let the day pass without a shout out for our constant companions - life would be a little grey without them.⁠
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When it stopped snowing, we decided to take a break from the brewing for a walk, and as it is national pet day we thought our dogs might like to catch up with a couple of their friends (our dogs are the two brown ones). We think they were socially distancing 🤷‍♂️

With there being an end in sight of this lockdown,

With there being an end in sight of this lockdown, and Summer approaching, we felt this was such a wonderful quote and so apt.⁠
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From the incredibly talented Danish author, famous for such tales as 'The Little Mermaid' and 'The Ugly Duckling.'⁠
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Brilliant.

Isn't nature brilliant⁠? If you’re looking for

Isn't nature brilliant⁠? If you’re looking for inspiration, look no further than nature.⁠
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We shared this photo on our stories last week, but the more we look at it, the more we love it, so we decided to post it too.⁠
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We're blessed with the location of our fermentery. On a slight hill, most days (when the weather permits) we are treated to sunsets such as this. It's easy to take something so simple for granted. For us, it's a chance to stop for a moment and just appreciate the now.⁠
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FYI. No filters were used in the taking or displaying of this photo - it's all natural, just like Nunc.

You might think this is a BIG call by us, but we d

You might think this is a BIG call by us, but we do believe if you drink good you will do good. Bear with us and we will explain our thinking.⁠
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Have you ever wondered why people are happier when the sun is shining? Is it because they’re warm? Wearing less clothes? Well, according to the scientists, exposure to sunlight increases the brain's release of a hormone called serotonin. Serotonin is associated with boosting mood and helping a person to feel calm and focussed.⁠
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Now. Did you know that the microbes in our guts are responsible for producing 90 percent of our bodies’ serotonin. Jun-Kombucha is great for your gut health, helping your gut to produce valuable serotonin.⁠
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And, we don’t think it is a stretch of the imagination to say that if you’re feeling good, feeling calm and focussed, then you’re more likely to do good.⁠
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What do you think?⁠
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Drink good, do good. Drink Nunc.

Curse you weather! 😠⁠ ⁠ Tease us with your

Curse you weather! 😠⁠
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Tease us with your sunshine, only to snatch it away and give us cold, snow⁠ and grey weather.⁠
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Our head brewer, being Australian, is not a fan of the cold. During winter he's a grumbling grinch, that is until he gets a can of Nunc in his hands. He closes his eyes, sips the Jun-Kombucha inside the can, and he breathes the words: "It's sunshine in a can".⁠
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On a sunny day there is nothing better than an ice cold can of Nunc, and on a cold day just close your eyes, sip the Nunc and prepare to be transported away to sunnier climes.⁠
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Bring on summer! ☀️😁

Hey #workerbees. We hope you’re having a HOPPPY

Hey #workerbees. We hope you’re having a HOPPPY Easter (groan - it had to be said).⁠
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Whatever you're doing, we hope it is a day full of moments that all add up to a special day. We intend to spend the day with our two boys watching old movies (once they have finished eating chocolate). A day off the brewing, and just chilling.⁠
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Did you hear the joke about the Easter egg? It's not all it's cracked up to be (sorry, we'll stop now). ⁠
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Have a fab Easter all 🙌 💚 🐝⁠
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(Special thanks to @sh.vets for use of the photo)

Did you know? If you are on the GAPS diet you can

Did you know? If you are on the GAPS diet you can drink Nunc? Why? Because it's made with raw honey not sugar.⁠
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GAPS stands for Gut and Psychology Syndrome. It's a diet designed to reduce inflammation, support the gut lining, and restore microbial diversity through dietary intervention and detoxification, and they people behind it claim it can help cure conditions that affect brain function (including autism and attention deficit disorder). ⁠
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Those on the GAPS diet must abstain from sugar and all processed foods containing it (don't forget - sugar is processed) to allow their gut to heal, but raw honey is all natural (and we all know raw honey has amazing health benefits), and therefore is a welcome addition to the GAPS diet. AND being all natural and not processed, it's OK to drink Nunc on the Paleo Diet too.⁠
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Being on a diet doesn't mean you have to give up the good stuff! 🎉⁠

Hey fellow #workerbees. We started Nunc using raw

Hey fellow #workerbees. We started Nunc using raw honey from our own bees and we still use our own honey, though as we have grown we have had to use raw honey from other beekeepers who share our love for bees and are within 5 miles of our fermentery. ⁠
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We treat our bees like queens, and we brew the best possible drink not just for our customers but out of respect for the raw honey we use to make our Jun Kombucha sparkling tea drinks. We know how hard these ladies have worked to make the delicious honey we use, so the least we can do is treat it with the love it deserves.⁠
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A lot of love goes into making every can of Nunc. ⁠
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We created Nunc to be the perfect accompaniment to

We created Nunc to be the perfect accompaniment to those mindful moments, when you just want to be in your own thoughts and appreciating the present.⁠
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In order to live in the moment, you need to focus on the now. Focus on what you’re doing. Turn off the television, turn off the computer, slow down, and savour the present.⁠
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Jay Dixit, senior editor of Psychology Today, refers to this as mindfulness, or being with your thoughts undisturbed. According to Dixit, living for the moment by practicing mindfulness reduces stress, boosts your immune system, lowers blood pressure, and has other beneficial physical and mental effects. Dixit adds that mindful people are more secure, have higher self-esteem and are happier.⁠
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Makes good sense to us. Take a moment, appreciate the now, and (admittedly we're biased) celebrate it with a Nunc.

It's the first day of British Summer Time. Warmer

It's the first day of British Summer Time. Warmer and brighter days are here and not only are we happier (and are able to wear a few less layers of clothes) so are the bees. ⁠
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Bees might be out and about foraging, but this is still a dangerous time for bees.⁠ They are searching for pollen, nectar and water to survive (especially after winter), and even though the sun is out it's not that easy for them to find what they need (we might be seeing lots of daffodils at the moment, but bees aren't fans of daffodils). ⁠
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There are some simple things we can do to help bees at this time of year. Here's a couple:⁠
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Leave a tray of water out - BUT remember, bees can drown, so put twigs in the water that float for them to grab if needed, or even better fill the tray with marbles.⁠
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And plant flowers for next year - BUT make sure they don't all bloom at the same time. Some examples of bee friendly plants for this time of year: crocus, grape hyacinths, winter aconites, snowdrop, alliums, English bluebells, early flowering hellebores, native primroses and lungwort.⁠
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SAVE THE BEES ❤️🐝

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