Kombucha Starter Kit (Continuous Brew) - 2 Gallons

  • DIY Kombucha Starter Kit with its fresh ingredients on display
DIY Kombucha Starter Kit with its fresh ingredients on display 2 Gallon Kombucha Starter Kit's Glass Fermenter Fermenting Vessel with Kombucha Glass Fermentor for Kombucha 2 Gallon Kombucha Starter Kit's Ingredients Someone pouring kombucha out of a fermentor using the spigot

Kombucha Starter Kit (Continuous Brew) - 2 Gallons

SKU 42820

PRICE AS CONFIGURED:

$79.98

-11%

Product Details

Continuous Brewing Designed for the avid Kombucha Drinker.

This craft Kombucha Brewing Starter Kit has everything you need to make delicious kombucha at home. The glass fermenting vessel with stainless steel serving spigot holds two gallons of kombucha, more fizzy goodness than other options with the same level of effort. Easily pour yourself a glass kombucha from the stainless steel spigot, or fill a resealable bottle and wait a few days for carbonation.

It's DIY fermentation at its very finest.
The ONLY kit with a stainless steel spigot for serving & sampling (lasts much longer than plastic and much more sanitary)

Kombucha Vessel Holds 2 gallons of Kombucha.

Additional Information

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SKU

42820
Total Time to Make 4 weeks

Including:

  • Live SCOBY
  • 2 Gallon Glass Fermenter with Stainless Steel Spigot
  • Kombucha Black Tea Blend
  • Raw Cane Sugar
  • FermagraF° Adhesive LCD Thermometer
  • Butter Muslin– 2 Yard Package
  • Rubber Band for Kombucha Vessels
  • Stainless Tea Steeping Ball
  • Kombucha pH Testing Strips (10 pack)
  • 7.5 mL Kombucha Testing Pipette

Looking for a bit more of the good stuff? See our 3 Gallon version.

Customer Reviews

Based on 12 reviews
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Torrey V.
Contiuous Booch

Bought this great kit at a discount and I am happy with the purchase. Product improvement suggestion: a fine mesh lid would really make this kit 5-star. Otherwise, my only regret is that I did not opt for the 3-gallon kit.

K
Katherine L.
Love my Kombucha Kit

I have made my first batch of kombucha! It turned out great. The only downer is that there are no handles on the glass, so if you need to move if for any reason, it has a tendency to spill your kombucha.

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robert m.
Making booch is now easy

I'm just loving my new 2 gallon fermenter with bottling spout. It makes the process go so much faster and easier to clean up. I'm on my third batch and never looking back.

K
Kirby B.
Hit and miss

The brewing vessel and spigot are very good. I liked that the kit included raw cane sugar, the black tea tasted fresh. On the downside while there was an adequate amount of starter liquid the scoby culture was very small and it brewed a weak batch even after letting it ferment quite a bit longer than normal. I learned butter muslin (cheesecloth) is not a good choice for a cover as fruit flys can penetrate. A tight fitting cloth cover is recommended.

P
Peter R.
as promised

great prices--great service

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Customer Reviews

Based on 12 reviews
75%
(9)
17%
(2)
8%
(1)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
T
Torrey V.
Contiuous Booch

Bought this great kit at a discount and I am happy with the purchase. Product improvement suggestion: a fine mesh lid would really make this kit 5-star. Otherwise, my only regret is that I did not opt for the 3-gallon kit.

K
Katherine L.
Love my Kombucha Kit

I have made my first batch of kombucha! It turned out great. The only downer is that there are no handles on the glass, so if you need to move if for any reason, it has a tendency to spill your kombucha.

r
robert m.
Making booch is now easy

I'm just loving my new 2 gallon fermenter with bottling spout. It makes the process go so much faster and easier to clean up. I'm on my third batch and never looking back.

K
Kirby B.
Hit and miss

The brewing vessel and spigot are very good. I liked that the kit included raw cane sugar, the black tea tasted fresh. On the downside while there was an adequate amount of starter liquid the scoby culture was very small and it brewed a weak batch even after letting it ferment quite a bit longer than normal. I learned butter muslin (cheesecloth) is not a good choice for a cover as fruit flys can penetrate. A tight fitting cloth cover is recommended.

P
Peter R.
as promised

great prices--great service

123