Craft A Brew Kombucha Jar with Spigot & Cloth Cover
A glass jar with a dispensing valve and a breathable cloth cover, made for kombucha. Use glass or food-grade vessels for kombucha, never ceramic or lead crystal.
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Specifications
Type
Glass kombucha jar
Includes
Dispensing valve, cloth cover
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From the maker
KOMBUCHA JAR – Craft A Brew’s proprietary design is specifically made for kombucha fermentation.
HOME BREW – Our Kombucha Jar is designed for making kombucha at home. It features an easy pour spout for less mess on bottling day. It also features convenient volume markers, including a 1 gallon fill line for brewing and a 2 cup fill…
CONVENIENT DESIGN – This 1 gallon kombucha fermentation jar has a hexagonal shape inspired by honeycomb & features our signature bee logo embossed into the glass. Your SCOBY will grow into a fun hexagon shape.
INFINITE-TEA – This jar also features a custom bee printed elastic cloth cover and instructions for brewing your own kombucha. This jar does not include ingredients for brewing your own kombucha. All you need is a SCOBY, 1 cup of sugar…
CRAFT A BREW QUALITY – Each crafting kit is assembled by hand in Orlando, FL instilled with the core values of providing high-quality ingredients, elegant and effective design, and an environmentally sustainable mindset. Enjoy kombucha…
Sulfites and sensitive guestsCampden tablets and potassium metabisulfite add sulfites. Commercial wine at 10 ppm or more must say “Contains sulfites”; home wine is not labeled, so tell sulfite-sensitive guests (often people with asthma).Source: TTB: sulfite declaration
Kombucha safetyFerment in food-grade glass or plastic, never ceramic, glazed earthenware or lead crystal. Check with a calibrated pH meter that it reaches 4.2 or lower (and not below 2.5); discard moldy SCOBYs. Extension services advise people who are pregnant, immunocompromised or prone to acidosis not to drink it; we don’t recommend homemade kombucha for children.Source: Virginia Tech FST-297; UGA Extension C1312; CDC MMWR 1995