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Spraga is a kombucha brand creating naturally fermented drinks made with quality ingredients, live cultures and real flavour. We believe healthy drinks should be accessible, enjoyable and easy to choose. That’s why we focus on natural fermentation, carefully selected tea, honest ingredients and great taste without unnecessary complexity. Spraga serves customers across multiple European markets, including the United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain, Germany, the Czech Republic and Ukraine, through online stores and retail partners. Our focus is simple: quality, transparency and a better customer experience from first sip to final delivery.
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Rua da Artilharia Um, n.º 63, 3º, 1250-038, Lisboa, Portugal
- +351 926 161 242
- info@spraga.com
- spraga.com
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