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What Maegan Oberbrunner likes about Cross Culture Kombucha:
Cross Culture kombucha is delicious and the customer service is excellent! I was never a huge fan of kombucha until they introduced me to theirs. The Jasmine Green Tea is my favorite- and it's brewed right here in CT! View all feedback.
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Cross Culture kombucha is delicious and the customer service is excellent! I was never a huge fan of kombucha until they introduced me to theirs. The Jasmine Gr...
read moreOh my goodness the mojito kombucha made me feel back in Cuba again without the alcohol! I need more. Now!
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