Ginger SHOT
A concentrated ginger juice shot with apple and lemon.
How Ginger SHOT works
The shot is based on ginger juice, which makes up as much as 75 % of the contents of the bottle. Ginger naturally contains gingerols and shogaols, which give it its characteristic spicy kick. Apple concentrate naturally rounds out the flavour, while lemon juice adds freshness.
What makes ginger interesting? +
Why 75 % ginger? +
What role do apple and lemon play? +
When to reach for a shot

Who Ginger SHOT is for
Ingredients
Which shot should you choose?
A comparison of our ginger shots.
Frequently asked questions
When is the best time to drink the shot?+
There is no single right time. You can have the shot in the morning as part of your routine or after a meal. If you have a sensitive stomach, it is better to drink it after a meal.
Can I drink the shot on an empty stomach?+
You can, but the high proportion of ginger juice and the lemon may irritate a sensitive stomach. If you have reflux or sensitive digestion, we recommend drinking it only after a meal.
How many shots can I drink per day?+
The recommended daily dose is one 60 ml bottle. Do not exceed the recommended amount.
Why should the shot be shaken before opening?+
The juices and fine particles of natural ingredients may settle at the bottom. Shaking evenly mixes the contents of the bottle again.
Why is the shot so spicy?+
The spicy kick comes from the 75 % ginger juice and its naturally occurring gingerols and shogaols. Apple and lemon partially soften the spiciness.
Does the shot contain added sugar?+
The shot contains apple concentrate, which contributes sugars to the product and acts as a sweetening ingredient. That is why we do not label the product as “no added sugar”.
Does the shot contain caffeine?+
No. The shot is naturally caffeine-free. If you have it in the morning instead of coffee, it is an alternative morning ritual, not a replacement for the stimulating effect of caffeine.
What is the difference between the shot and ginger tea?+
The shot is a ready-to-drink, concentrated 60 ml serving with 75 % ginger juice, complemented by apple and lemon. Ginger tea is a water infusion whose intensity depends on the amount of ginger and the steeping time. The shot offers a precise composition with no preparation, while tea offers a larger volume and an intensity adjusted to your taste.
Is the shot suitable for a sensitive stomach or reflux?+
Ginger and lemon may irritate a sensitive stomach or worsen reflux. In that case, do not drink it on an empty stomach and start cautiously according to your own tolerance.
Can I drink the shot if I regularly take medication?+
Ginger may interact particularly with blood thinners and medication for diabetes or blood pressure. If you regularly take medication, consult a doctor or pharmacist before adding the shot to your routine.
How should I store the shot, and what should I do after opening it?+
Store the unopened shot in a dry place at a temperature of up to 25 °C and protect it from direct sunlight. After opening, drink the entire contents of the bottle.




