Tepache is a traditional Mexican fermented beverage with a history dating back to pre-Columbian times.

We have been notified that due to supply chain challenges, our amber bottles are no longer being produced in North America.

This delightful mocktail marries the bright flavors of summers past with warm notes of the autumn apple harvest.
For a different and tasty way to drink kombucha, try it in a shrub. And no, we don’t mean the plant! If you’re wondering what that is, here’s a little shrub education.
With the soft, mellow flavor of butternut squash and the crunch of apples and pecans, this fall kombucha salad combines the perfect texture and flavor combinations
Strawberries are the quintessential summer fruit, and our recipe for strawberry kombucha preserves will add a bright burst of flavor and tartness to your day.
By purchasing bottles made primarily in NC and transporting them by truck, we’re projecting we’ll reduce our carbon emissions by 85% per year!
We are truly honored and thrilled to partner with local and regional beverage makers in the formation of the Western North Carolina Brewery Recycling Cooperative.
The condiment with the power to turn the ordinary to extraordinary. And thankfully it only requires a handful of pantry staples (plus kombucha for some extra gut goodness) and can be enjoyed in just 30 minutes.
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As the popularity of hard kombucha continues to rise, so does curiosity about "How much alcohol is in kombucha?" While there is not a straight answer, we believe we can help clear up some of the confusion on the topic. Let’s go!
Have you ever been enjoying the effervescent boost of kombucha in the morning and wondered, “How much caffeine is in here anyway?” Well we’re here to fill you in!
Depending on the brand or type of kombucha, there are many variables to consider, mainly: bacteria, pasteurization, alcohol content, and caffeine.
SCOBYs are weird and magical and mysterious. The purpose of this blog post is to lift the veil and talk about what a SCOBY is and how it contributes to fermentation.