How Does it Work?

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    Jun is made by fermenting tea and honey with a SCOBY (Symbiotic Colony of Bacteria & Yeast)

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    The honey feeds the SCOBY – allowing probiotics, prebiotics and amino acids to naturally develop

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    These elements and the good bacteria are essential for good gut health

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    Good gut health can improve your overall well-being

With a passion for art, brewing and bees, company founder Holly Skaggs is dedicated to a sustainable vision for the company by supporting organic farmers and partnering with local beekeeping organizations who focus on bee conservation.

A big part of our mission is to help strengthen bee populations. By identifying and encouraging the Wild characteristics in bees, we can help them adapt and thrive once again in an increasingly industrial world, in the face of over-domestication and colony collapse. The stunning cobalt blue that attracts bees to flowers is what inspired the creation of our bottles.

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Best Practices for the Planet

Here are other things we do to minimize our impact on the environment and honor the earth that sustains us:

  • State-of-the-Art Facility:

    Our efficient and streamlined production facility monitors and maximizes energy usage.

  • Recycling Centers:

    We compost our teas, herbs, flowers and fruit. Cardboard, paper products, cans, metal and plastic are recycled. Systems are used to reduce water consumption. The WILD TONIC® signature blue bottles are reusable and recyclable. All sample cups used for demos and events are compostable.

  • Earth Friendly Sanitation Products:

    We use biodegradable and non-toxic cleaning products.

Let’s Bee More Aware

How to Help Support Bee Populations

These cute, fuzzy little insects contribute to our lives more than you’d think! Unfortunately, their population is declining.

Did you know that if bees don’t exist, then neither does coffee, chocolate, watermelon, avocados and countless other foods? The pollination from honey bees in the United States contributes to over 150 crops, generating $20 billion annually.

Plant a Bee-Friendly Garden!

The following are just a few of bee-friendly plants that might be great in your garden: lavender, heather, thyme, rosemary, mint, oregano, calendula.

Eliminate the Use of Pesticides – Buy Local!

By purchasing from local organic farms, you are helping to support the bees and beekeepers in your area.