Good Brew Kombucha

Are you sick of CLAY Health & Organics not stocking local living ?

Our equal favourite is this Saturday in

Byo bottles for $5off on all refills!!

Come visit us at a or our this weekend:)

This weekend is bubbling along nicely thank you very much

Next workshop is the last Thursday in August also while I got you, happy Sunday we're at Alphington Farmers Market and Castlemaine Farmers' Market come get your on!

Quick heads up everyone with tickets and those without we have our monthly and workshop tonight arlt Good Brew HQ .

630pm for a 7pm start.

Tickets still available on our website or you can buy one at the door they're only 54 dollars and you get a free kombucha scoby and unlimited Kombucha:)

If you your own you don't have to rely on mainstream dead Kombucha or getting yourself to a market every weekend to buy our amazing stuff:)

Mulled on tap at our from tomorrow on:)

Have you ever tried hot and fizzy? . I know you haven't. .. mulled is like but heaps more fun cos its fizzy and !!

It's definitely cold enough for it.. we'll have it on tap at all our 's this weekend and at our tap room.

Free tastings!!

Hey everyone our is on tap this weekend at four Farmers markets and our amazing Good Brew HQ

Free tastings AND Bring any of our kombucha bottles or any ol do wine bottles and we'll give you $5 off refills!

Daylesford Sunday Market @ the Station It's our first time in a long time!

Carlton Farmers Market and Alphington Farmers Market and Riddells Creek Farmers Market We can't wait to set up stalls at your places as well.

Come for the refreshment stay for the !

And this is why we will never EVER bottle into plastic or plastic lined cans.

AVOID PRODUCTS from THE COMPANIES THAT DO.

A single plastic water bottle takes about 450 years to decompose — meaning every bottle produced since the 1970s is still essentially intact somewhere on Earth, slowly breaking down into particles now found in Arctic ice, Pyrenees rainfall, and the sediments of the Mariana Trench

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A single plastic water bottle takes about 450 years to decompose — meaning every bottle produced since the 1970s is still essentially intact somewhere on Earth, slowly breaking down into particles now found in Arctic ice, Pyrenees rainfall, and... The plastic water bottle is one of the more recent inventions in the history of human packaging. The polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottle, the standard clear plastic container that holds bottled water, soft drinks, and a wide range of other liquids, was first patented in 1973 by Nathaniel Wyeth,....