The suit, filed by Gubernick Law and the Law Offices of David N. Lake, alleges that the defendant's 'Big Easy Tepache' beverages do not contain real fruit as suggested by the packaging.

"Our new Tepache drinks transport you somewhere tropical from the very first sip," says Austin Sherman, co-founder of Big Easy. "Tepache is a beloved fermented fruit drink in Mexico, and is now a ...

First, you should know there are many fermented drinks made in Mexico and ... s growing array of offerings shows. Tepache also is remarkably easy to make at home. A recipe from The Times requires ...

Fermented typically from pineapple peels, piloncillo (raw, unrefined sugar), and spices, this vibrant, lightly effervescent drink couldn’t be easier to make. Tepache’s alcohol content hovers ...

READ MORE: 15 Game Changers Who Are Impacting the Way We Eat and Drink in 2023 To make tepache, De La Calle ferments fresh pineapple with sugar and spices before adding a bit of carbonation ...