How to Build and Maintain a Kombucha SCOBY Hotel
A SCOBY hotel keeps your spare cultures healthy and gives you a backup for every batch. Here’s exactly how to build one, maintain it and know when to use it.
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Kombucha Troubleshooting: 22 Common Problems and How to Fix Them
Something went wrong with your kombucha? This troubleshooting guide covers every common problem, from flat fizz and vinegar taste to SCOBY issues and mould.
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Why Your Kombucha Tastes Like Vinegar (And What to Do About It)
When your Kombucha tastes like vinegar it might be over-fermented, but it’s not ruined. Here’s why it happens, how to fix it, and what to do with it.
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How Long Does Kombucha Take to Ferment?
There’s no single right answer, but there are reliable ranges. Here’s how long kombucha takes to ferment, what affects the timing, and how to know when yours is ready.
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Mango Chilli Kombucha — Sweet Heat Second Ferment
Mango chilli kombucha sounds unusual. It tastes incredible. Sweet tropical fruit, a slow building heat and excellent fizz, here’s exactly how to make it.
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Blueberry Lavender Kombucha — The Most Beautiful Second Ferment I Make
Blueberry lavender kombucha is one of the most beautiful second ferments you can make. Deep purple colour, floral notes and excellent fizz. Here’s exactly how I make it.
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What Does a Healthy kombucha SCOBY Look Like?
Worried your SCOBY looks wrong? Here’s exactly what a healthy kombucha SCOBY looks like at every stage and the one thing that actually means something is wrong.
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How to Make Kombucha Sweet Tea — The Exact Ratios I Use
The sweet tea is the foundation of every kombucha batch. Here are the exact ratios, steeping times and common mistakes that affect your finished brew.
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7 Reasons Your Kombucha Has No Fizz (And How to Fix Each One)
Flat kombucha after second fermentation? Here are the 7 most common reasons your kombucha has no fizz and exactly how to fix each one.
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The Only Kombucha Brewing Equipment You Need to Start (No Starter Kit Required)
Don’t buy a kombucha starter kit before reading this. Here’s the exact equipment you need for your first batch (most of it you probably already own).
