Kombucha Bottling Kit – Stout Style
- SEVEN BOTTLES
- AIR-TIGHT TWIST-OFF CAPS
- STAINLESS STEEL FUNNEL
- BOTTLE BRUSH
- SECONDARY FERMENTATION GUIDE
Kombucha Bottling Kit – Stout Style Bottles with Twist-Off Lids
$39.99
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Description
SEVEN 16 FL OZ BOTTLES
Perfect for bottling and flavoring a 1-gallon batch of kombucha or whatever you are fermenting. Try them out for kombucha, kefir, kvass, fire cider, elderberry syrup, fermented hot sauce and easy sharing with friends of family (just ask for your bottles back!)
STOUT STYLE BOTTLES WITH POLY-LINED 38mm CAPS
The stout bottles are easy to clean, easy to open, and are equipped with fully airtight lids for maximum carbonation build-up. Try them for kombucha, kefir, kvass, fire cider, ginger beer, fermented hot sauce, beer, cider, mead, etc!
COLLAPSIBLE SILICONE FUNNEL
Makes bottling your booch clean and easy! The silicone is simple to clean, durable and collapses flat for tidy storage.
NYLON BOTTLE BRUSH
We didn’t leave you hanging for the cleanup! The included nylon bottle brush has strong bristles that can help reach those stuck-on bits in hard to reach places. For best results, clean out bottles right after you’re done with them!
BONUS KOMBUCHA SECONDARY FERMENTATION GUIDE
Recipes, tips and tricks for getting the best flavor and carbonation out of your kombucha.
Additional information
| Weight | 8.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 13.3 × 10.5 × 6.8 in |
| Style | Flip Top Bottles – 16 fl oz, Stout Bottles – 16 fl oz |
Great and airtight for 2nd fermentation of my kombucha!
I love the shape and size of these bottles. The screw top is really effective and easier than using flip tops (for me).
Everything in this kit is top quality. I like these shorter jars since they store easier in my refrigerator.
I live these bottles! Theyre perfect for my kombuchas second ferment.
My first batch of kombucha (blueberry!) on its second ferment, in the bottles from Fermentaholics. These bottles are attractive, they arrived very promptly, and they come in a set of seven…which at first I thought was a bit of a strange number, but is exactly enough to accommodate the gallon jar, minus the scoby, its baby, and a couple of cups of starter. (I love it when things are well thought out.) I cant comment on the kombucha yet, as it still has a few days to go, but so far so good.