So you’ve ditched your home-brewed beer, are too impatient for homemade wine, and are justifiably wary of making bathtub gin. But you’re also tired of paying thirty bucks a case for kombucha, a drink ...

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A pot A wooden spoon Glass jar Original, unflavored kombucha Coffee filters Rubber bands Sugar Organic black tea Funnel Strainer Various fruit This is the most delicate phase of your kombucha. Store ...

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For lovers of the effervescent, sweet-tart flavor of kombucha, brewing a batch at home is an easy hobby that saves money; is a great way to reduce food waste and use extra tea, herbs and fruit for ...