Collection: Kombucha - Carefully Brewed in Small Batches

Our kombucha is carefully brewed in small batches using quality tea, organic sugar and real fruit. Raw, unfiltered and naturally alive, made for people who want flavour and function.

Kombucha Mixed Case

Kombucha Mixed Case

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Future Ferments

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Lemon Ginger Black Pepper Kombucha Case

Lemon Ginger Black Pepper Kombucha Case

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Future Ferments

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Blackberry Apple Mint Kombucha Case

Blackberry Apple Mint Kombucha Case

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Future Ferments

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is kombucha and what does it taste like?

Kombucha is a naturally fermented tea made from tea, sugar and a living culture of beneficial bacteria and yeast. During fermentation the culture consumes most of the sugar, producing organic acids, light carbonation and complex flavours. The result is a refreshing drink with a slightly tangy taste, similar to a lightly sparkling cider.

What are the benefits of drinking kombucha?

Kombucha is often enjoyed for its potential gut health benefits. Because it is fermented, it contains organic acids and naturally occurring microorganisms that may help support digestion and the gut microbiome. Many people also enjoy kombucha as a refreshing, low-sugar alternative to sugary soft drinks or alcohol.

Does kombucha contain alcohol or caffeine?

Kombucha naturally contains trace amounts of alcohol as a result of fermentation, typically less than 0.5% ABV, which classifies it as a non-alcoholic drink. Because it is brewed from tea, kombucha also contains a small amount of caffeine, though much less than a cup of tea or coffee.

How should kombucha be stored?

Kombucha is a live, fermented drink and should be kept refrigerated to maintain its flavour and natural carbonation. Storing kombucha in the fridge slows fermentation and keeps the drink tasting fresh until you're ready to enjoy it.

Collection: Kombucha - Carefully Brewed in Small Batches

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Kombucha Mixed Case

Kombucha Mixed Case

Lemon Ginger Black Pepper Kombucha Case

Lemon Ginger Black Pepper Kombucha Case

Blackberry Apple Mint Kombucha Case

Blackberry Apple Mint Kombucha Case

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