Why this fermented favorite works as a surprisingly elegant cocktail mixer.

Kombucha is practically mainstream these days. You can find it anywhere from your local natural food market to your city’s largest grocery store. And, for the most part, this is a good thing.

Kombucha is a fermented drink made from adding sugar and yeast to tea. Kombucha is rich in probiotics and antioxidants, which may help prevent heart disease. To make kombucha, you'll have to let it ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kombucha, an ancient fizzy drink with origins in East Asia, has been shown to possess many health benefits, including increasing ...

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NAOMI MOST, a devoted brewer of a fermented tea called kombucha, keeps her “big momma” in the garage. The big momma in question is a 20-pound pancake of gelatinous and, well, rather gross-looking ...

Chances are, you've seen it in your local grocery store. Maybe you've even mustered the courage to taste it — or at least take a whiff. Once mostly a product of health food stores and hippies' ...

If you've ever found yourself wandering through the beverage coolers at a Whole Foods, dining at a trendy brunch place with your health-obsessed friend, or staring down your roommate's unexplained but ...

Kombucha tea is all the rage these days as a handy substitute for alcoholic beverages and for its supposed health benefits. The chemistry behind this popular fermented beverage is also inspiring ...

Last year, Amy Goldman and Sean Galloway set out to open a brewery and bakery called the Brewkery. The couple started by selling loaves of sourdough at the Merriam Farmers Market. They wanted to sell ...

Reporting from Moscow — Boris Korkin still remembers the three-liter jars of a fizzy, tart drink that would sit on the windowsills of the crowded, five-room communal apartment in central Moscow where ...