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WHAT IS KVASS?
vass is a traditional Eastern European fermented drink, most commonly made from rye bread. Spooky’s Kiosk is inspired by Lithuanian recipes and made here in the UK.
So, does it taste like bread? Is it like beer?
Not ours. It’s light, fizzy, fruity and sweet-and-sour, with none of the bitterness you might expect from beer. Drink it cold, at room temperature, or use it as a mixer.
Who is Spooky?
Spooky’s Kiosk is named after Spooky, our founder’s Siberian cat. She does very little for the business, but somehow ended up with naming rights.
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FORBES
Viltė Fuller named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2026
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“Kombucha’s Eastern European cousin”: Lithuanian entrepreneur bringing gira to Britain
OYSTERS & MARTINI
But maybe put your kombucha back and grab a KVASS instead?
THE TIMES
Kvass, the 1,000-year-old fermented bread drink coming to the UK
ARTERRITORY
Viltė Fuller on art, food and fermentation
PERPLEXITY × SOPHIA AMORUSO
Sophia Amoruso puts Perplexity Computer to work for Spooky’s Kiosk
FORBES
Viltė Fuller named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2026
LRT
“Kombucha’s Eastern European cousin”: Lithuanian entrepreneur bringing gira to Britain
OYSTERS & MARTINI
But maybe put your kombucha back and grab a KVASS instead?
THE TIMES
Kvass, the 1,000-year-old fermented bread drink coming to the UK
ARTERRITORY
Viltė Fuller on art, food and fermentation
PERPLEXITY × SOPHIA AMORUSO
Sophia Amoruso puts Perplexity Computer to work for Spooky’s Kiosk
FORBES
Viltė Fuller named to Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe 2026
LRT
“Kombucha’s Eastern European cousin”: Lithuanian entrepreneur bringing gira to Britain
OYSTERS & MARTINI
But maybe put your kombucha back and grab a KVASS instead?
THE TIMES
Kvass, the 1,000-year-old fermented bread drink coming to the UK
ARTERRITORY
Viltė Fuller on art, food and fermentation
PERPLEXITY × SOPHIA AMORUSO
Sophia Amoruso puts Perplexity Computer to work for Spooky’s Kiosk
Behind the kiosk
Founded by artist Viltė Fuller, Spooky’s Kiosk grew out of a practice shaped by food, nostalgia and the oddness of everyday life.
After years of exhibiting internationally, she wanted to make something that could live outside the gallery. Spooky’s Kiosk became an extension of her art practice, turning the same obsessions into cans, flavours, images and things you can actually take home.