Small-batch kombucha, fermented with seaplants. Made in Nordvest.

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Made on Assam black and Korean sejak green tea, from Sing Tehus. Fermented with sea plants gathered along the Danish coast, for color, depth, and a savory edge.

three variants

Sugar Kelp

Soft umami with a touch of malty sweet. The gentle one. Dry, soft fizz.

fermented with seaplants

Seaweed hand-picked and rope-cultivated by Dansk Tang. Each brings its own note to the ferment.

Fresh sugar kelp

Sugar Kelp

Saccharina latissima

A brown alga with long, ruffled golden blades, rope-cultivated in Isefjorden. Sweet and umami, it gives the ferment a round base.

Fresh dulse

Dulse

Palmaria palmata

A deep red alga, wild-picked by hand. Intensely umami, it brings salt, depth and its dark red color to the ferment.

Fresh sea lettuce

Sea Lettuce

Ulva lactuca

A green alga of thin, bright sheets, hand-picked from shallow water. The lettuce of the sea, it brings freshness and a green lift.

Seaweed photography John Olsen · photodan.dk

Dulse, sugar kelp and sea lettuce bottles lying side by side in the sun
Dulse pouring into a small glass
Bottle and glasses of kombucha on white linen, mid-motion
A SCOBY, the living culture that ferments the tea
A bottle of sugar kelp kombucha with a small glass, backlit

Photography Carl Oscar Meyer

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