Steve and I recently had Kombucha from CommuniTea. We purchased the bottle from their website which…read moredirects you where to go to get their product and places that supply it. I appreciate the accuracy of this because as of late when researching with other businesses' websites on this type of situation the other businesses that a company may direct you to get their product is outdated so kudos for being up to date there. I have to say the Kombucha I got was very refreshing on the hot summer day we were encountering. I liked the tea aspects to this as is the norm with any Kombucha and this particular one I enjoyed experiencing it in the flavor profile. The Kombucha I got does have alcohol in it but not as much compared to some beers and other alcoholic beverages. I'd love to try out other flavors that they may have available with CommuniTea!

I saw the Communi-Tea Kombucha booth at the U-District Market several weeks ago, tried a sample,…read moreloved it, talked to the friendly/informative guy in charge for a moment, but sadly had no cash on me (and I believe they didn't accept credit/debit). Earlier today I got a pleasant surprise when my guy stopped by my work and handed me a 17oz bottle (I believe they also have bigger ones) of their super tasty beverage. He usually avoids Kombucha but loved this one, so... this is a good sign! Extra cool: Their bottles are re-usable! You pay a deposit fee when buying, and when you return with an empty one you get a refund.... or, I'm sure, you could just get another one ;) Info from the bottle: "Made in and for the Puget Sound region." "Green tea fermented by a culture lovingly handed down for generations." "A health-giving, naturally effervescent soft drink for the 21st century." And the EVER so difficult and long ingredient list: Filtered water, organic evaporated cane juice, green tea. It sounds like they do at least the: U-District Saturday Market (in the "off season") Columbia City Farmers Market Ballard Sunday Market Ahhhh. I love my Kombucha!

Steve and I had Seattle Kombucha Company Kombucha products recently. They are located in Tacoma and…read morevery close to where we live but despite that I haven't seen this company's products around town. I purchased the products online and I am so glad that I did. The Kombucha from here is simply awesome! We tried six different flavors from a twelve pack order and really liked most of what we had. Probably the flavor we liked the least was the Blood Orsnge flavor but the one that was an unexpected and pleasant surprise was the Mango flavored Kombucha. We weren't sure if we would have liked that one but we certainly did! Other flavors that we enjoyed immensely was the Ginger, the Raspberry Rose, the Lady Grey and the Ginger Jasmine. If we had to pick our favorite from the four I just mentioned I would probably go with the Lady Grey but wow, was this good Kombucha! I am looking forward to placing an order again with this company! All the Kombucha we got in our order is nonalcoholic. I believe the company doesn't offer an alcohol version of their flavors.

Delicious kombucha stand located in Pike Market. Samples of everything are allowed. Shipment is…read moreavailable to California residents. The staff is knowledgeable about their products and their kombuchas have a range from light to heavy. All of the flavors were good. My favorites were the OMG! and Cali Cola.

Steve and I just had Glory Bucha recently and we instantly fell in love with it. We had a…read moreStrawberry Kombucha from them and liked it so very much. I haven't had kombucha too terribly often and I am still kind of deciding whatI like best as far as flavors go. This Strawberry one was exceptional as it was extremely refreshing and had a clean aftertaste to it which was great. Definitely masterfully made kombucha... even though I am not a connoisseur with this particular beverage plenty of other Yelpers have given Glory Bucha their stamp of approval.

I just had glory bucha at the farmers market recently, and was hooked. Their staff was so nice and…read morehelpful. Previously I'd only had one brand of kombucha I've ever liked--it's apparently really easy to do kombucha poorly in my opinion. But not glory bucha! They have so many flavors, and I haven't tried one yet that I haven't liked. I bought a bottle at the farmers market for $8, and took it back to their brewery in Arlington for a $5 refill--and got a few more bottles! They also have growlers and some specials I believe. The person working was so kind to talk to and let me try a few flavors. He told me all about their history as a company--really cool that they are local to Arlington! So far I've tried the pear sage, mojito millie, pumpkin spice, and Ramona. All super good! The brewery is so cute inside, it would be great to go for a proper tasting. I'm hooked--definitely give it a shot!

I love the ease of ordering online, pretty packaging when it's delivered to your boyfriend's…read moredoorstep, you can see where the delivery car is en route to your place via text and text alert to let you know it has been delivered, refreshingly great taste compared to the weird sour taste from the ones sitting on the shelf at the grocery store, it's organic and freshly brewed, the bottles are recycled to be picked up when they drop off, and the Founder, Ryan Strandin, is very friendly! Thanks for educating me on the benefits of kombucha and probiotics. Makes for a great healthy gift!! I also want to add, in working with Bucha Belly's team for a Seattle Biohacker's Collective meetup event, Ryan, really delivered as promise and he's been a great pleasure to work with. So if you want to collaborate with him for your event, you can rest assured a high level of professionalism and follow through, which is crucial to event planners.

Great tasting Kombucha! It's great that it's delivered to your door and you don't have to pick it…read moreup yourself. Definitely worth buying!

While strolling around Ballard's farmers market, this stand, stands out (didn't think that would…read moreland any laughs). They serve great Kombucha drinks. Midwest/Eastern folk, that's a sweet tea drink requiring fancy fermentation with yeast and bacteria. I'm sure the definition is out there somewhere. Better yet, hop a plane and come try it. Dragon's Barrel is easily the most outstanding choice. Not too tart, not too sweet; flavourful & fruity. There are several other concoctions with different levels of sweetness, tartness, etc. The good folks dealing this are knowledgeable and patient. They seem very excited about the product and couldn't wait to answer our questions. We have another Farmer's Market to go to and will be looking for this wonderfully refreshing drink. 05/25

From the owner: Culture Shock Kombucha is a little punk rock and a little call of the wild. Rooted in the Pacific…read moreNorthwest we pride ourselves on creating fermented tea with locally sourced whole fruits.