While it’s not our first time having blue spirulina and we know that it’s recognized as a superfood, it is a little hard for our senses to get past the blue color. But it also adds a unique earthy note to the finish, as well as what seems like a bit of texture.Ĭomparing this with some of the other limited release flavors that we’ve seen from GT’s, Sacred Life is certainly a bit less fruit forward and, thanks to the spirulina, leans towards a more earthy flavor. Last, but certainly not least, is the blue spirulina, which is, as the name suggests, the source of the blue color. There are also notes of kiwi (used in the kombucha) and coconut water that help bind these flavors together. The kombucha base is light and tangy, while a hefty spike of ginger juice gives the product a mild but noticeable spice. Core ingredients include kombucha, fresh pressed ginger juice, young coconut water, and blue spirulina. Regardless of the chromatic approach, the execution of what’s inside this bottle is top notch.

That could be a good thing in terms of catching the eye, but we do question whether or not this will appeal to the senses over another beverage with a more familiar color.

To that end, we think that consumers who know the GT’s brand or the natural beverage set might stop and pause when they see the (bright) blue liquid inside this bottle. Gatorade Frost) or not (Pepsi Blue, anyone?) - come from the other end of the spectrum in terms of health and natural ingredients. When we think about the history of blue colored beverages, the majority of those that have been attempted - whether successful (e.g. The product features a unique formulation that’s blue in color and is packaged in a bottle that was designed just for this flavor. GT’s Sacred Life kombucha is a limited edition SKU created in celebration of the company’s 25th anniversary.

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