2012 Spring Kombucha Flavors

1. Yerba Maté : fermented Yerba Maté dulce with a touch of fine Chinese green tea to enhance the flavor and natural effervescence.

2. Vanilla Rooibos : a remarkable oak cask fermented kombucha made with the South African medicinal tea infused with Madagascar Bourbon Vanilla.

3. Hibiscus : White Monkey green tea kombucha infused with hibiscus flowers… as beautiful to behold as it is to drink.

4. Blueberry : a hand-crafted Blueberry and Rooibos blend using Urban Yoga Foundation tea.

5. Moroccan Mint : the base of our delightfully cooling and refreshing Moroccan Mint is the blend of gunpowder green tea and spearmint found in every cafe and lounge across the north of Africa.

6. Golden Flower Oolong : smooth & rich in flavor with notes of wood and floral overtones, oolong tea has long been heralded as an elixir of health and longevity.

1. Mava Roka : Maple Vanilla Rooibos Kombucha Ale. Our first confident step into the world of ale fermentation. All the B vitamins, amino acids and digestive enzymes, and absolutely astonishing flavor that comes in waves of sweet, sour, then sweet again…

5.16 gallon Kegs & 16oz Bottles Available (Extremely Limited)

6.5% alcohol by volume

2. Love Potion : a rich and peppery honey-based kombucha, fermented with two aphrodisiac herbs in an oolong base.

5.16 gallon Kegs & 16oz Bottles Available

3% alcohol by volume

Founded in Astoria, NY in January 2010, Beyond Kombucha ® hand-crafts an artisan rendition of the increasingly popular ancient fermented beverage “kombucha“.

Brewed with fine organic or wild-crafted Asian and traditional teas & medicinal herbs, our kombuchas, ales and meads include wild-crafted Taiwanese Oolong, Egyptian Hibiscus, Brazilian Catuaba, and certified fair-trade & organic Yerba Maté and Rooibos teas.

Having acquired our federal and state brewery licenses, Beyond Kombucha became the East Coast’s first alcohol positive kombucha brewery. According to the QEDC and the Greater Astoria Historical Society, we are also the first brewery in the borough of Queens since prohibition.