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THE BEST HARD KOMBUCHA RECIPE - REVOLUTION FERMENTATION
Find out how to make hard kombucha, also known as alcoholic kombucha! In this section, we will explain the "traditional" method.
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Categories Drinks
Prep Time 15 minutes
Yield 3
Number Of Ingredients 5
Steps:
- Brew tea in hot water for 15 to 45 minutes. Remove tea bag of tea leaves.
- Add sugar and stir to dissolve.
- Pour the sweet tea into the fermentation container and add, in the following order, the cold filtered water, the starter and, if desired, the kombucha scoby (whole or a piece of it). Be sure to use everything in the starter jar, as yeast tends to stick to the bottom.
- Cover with a cloth and secure it around the container with the rubber band or string. Allow fermenting for 5 to 14 days at a room temperature of 28°C or higher, or until it is sufficiently acidic to taste. Fermentation at high temperature will produce a drier and less acidic kombucha.
- Set aside 500ml of the liquid and the kombucha scoby in a jar and store it in the fridge. This will be used to start the next production.
- Flavour the remaining kombucha. Hard kombuchas are often a little low in sugar, so don't hesitate to add 50ml of honey or 200ml of fruit juice.
- Filter the kombucha with a strainer or cotton cloth over the pitcher to remove particles. Stir the bottom of the fermentation container to collect all the yeast.
- Place the clean bottles in the sink. Using a funnel, fill them up to 1cm from the mouth. Close the bottles.
- Store the bottles in the warmest possible space for rapid fermentation (between 25°C and 35°C). Caution: kombuchas that are high in yeast content will quickly ferment in bottles.
- Taste. If the quantity of fizz is sufficient for you, slow down the secondary fermentation by putting the bottles in the fridge.
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