Marin Kombucha
Based in: Novato
Marin Kombucha is the result of a passion project started by two brothers who were living between San Francisco and Napa Valley. After sharing his concoctions with loved ones for years, CEO and founder Brian Igersheim finally decided to share them with the world—and it’s easy to see why Marin Kombucha has found success.
Each recipe is brewed in small batches using organic and locally sourced ingredients. The concoction is also aged in oak to enhance the natural flavors and promote the healing antioxidants, organic acids, and probiotics found in kombucha. Try the Pinot Sage, Apple Juniper, or Ginger Lemongrass flavors to experience the difference, or opt for the original oak to savor how it all started.
Fine Feathers Kombucha Co.
Based in: Long Beach
Fine Feathers Kombucha Co. is a step above the rest, with deep commitments to quality over quantity and to maintaining integrity, transparency, sustainability, and ethical business practices. Combining reverse osmosis–filtered water, organic ingredients, and a touch of flair from small local farms, this kombucha is sure to expand your horizons and redefine the boundaries of the booch.
Stock up on the Jasmine Peony, Lemongrass Oolong, and Rooibos Palo Santo flavors to feel at ease and reinvigorated no matter how many meetings you have on your plate.
House Kombucha
Based in: Berkeley
House Kombucha is a woman-founded, employee-owned social enterprise setting a great example for both sustainable business practices and delicious kombucha. By focusing on crafting smooth teas without the traditional vinegar punch, House Kombucha is reinventing the booch game.
With a wide range of flavors that are neither too sweet nor overly sour, House Kombucha’s brews provide an easy introduction to organic kombucha that’s likely to open your mind (even if you’ve had less-than-desirable kombucha experiences in the past). Opt for a mixed case to find your favorite flavor—though with options such as Citrus Hibiscus, Jasmine Apple, Lavender Lemonade, and Sun Blossom, it’s hard to choose just one.