Company · Foodtech & Agtech

Ama Brewery

amabrewery.com ↗ ·Irún ·Other

A Basque Country (Irun, Spain) craft beverage maker producing bottle-fermented pét-nat teas — a low/no-alcohol fermented tea drink positioned as a fine-dining wine alternative, made with specialty teas and Basque spring water. Founded around 2019 by fine-dining chefs; funded via public grants/EU programs (Hazitek, Next Generation EU) and ecosystem support (Onekin, Bic Gipuzkoa), not disclosed VC rounds. It is a small artisanal food and beverage producer headquartered in Irun, Basque Country.

Founded
2017
Founders
3
News
2
Rounds
0

Profile updated 28 Jul 2026

Founders

Daniel Lasa Echegoyen
Co-founder & Chef
Ramón Perisé Moré
Co-founder & Technical Director (Chef)
Sancho Rodríguez
Co-founder & Artisan Wine Maker
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Global models 5

Athletic Brewing Company
United States · athleticbrewing.com ↗
VC-backed maker of a craft, low/no-alcohol fermented beverage sold as a premium alternative to alcohol, the closest large-scale comparable to Ama's non-alcoholic fermented drink model.
$225MComparable
Olipop
United States · drinkolipop.com ↗
VC-backed functional/fermented-adjacent beverage brand built on premium positioning and health-conscious consumers, similar to Ama's specialty non-alcoholic drink category.
$90MComparable
Poppi
United States · drinkpoppi.com ↗
VC-backed prebiotic soda brand competing in the same premium functional/fermented beverage space as Ama, later acquired by PepsiCo.
$39MComparable
Health-Ade Kombucha
United States · health-ade.com ↗
VC-backed bottle-fermented kombucha maker, the closest direct product analogue to Ama's fermented tea beverages, before being acquired for $500M.
$7M+Comparable
Remedy Drinks
Investor-backed fermented kombucha brand with premium, better-for-you positioning similar to Ama's artisanal fermented tea approach.
Undisclosed (backed by growth investors)Comparable

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Funding rounds

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