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Been using it for a year. No leaks or cracks, just happy kombutcha. I did about 8 full brews in 2024.Started from knowing 0 about what the heck i was getting into other than wanting to improve my health and not buy $$$ at the store. I let the first batch sour because I was so afraid of what I could be drinking. Did I create poison with my amazon- delivered- kombutcha?? (SILLY BRAIN!!) 😀 . It took another brew and me following the instructions on the kombutcha mother package for successful brew and trusting I did it right.I didn't disturb my kombutcha mother all year that it grew and grew. I finally cut some off and gave to a friend to start their brew. It keeps happily growing and survived 40 degree hose temperatures in winter undisturbed in the panty.My first batch tuned to vinegar - as i let it sit too long....which I bottled and used in other reciepes that called for Apple cider vinegar or vinegar.I also use a heat wrap around the glass (off, low, med high) on cooler nights to maintain proper temperature. I also bought a ph meter.Once a brew is 'done' and I portion into smaller containers for my second brew for the fizz, I start in a couple days another full brew.Would buy this again! Function is good. Ease of put together yep. Value is good. Thank youHappy brewing!!

Okay if you're into kombucha and you're either a beginner or an expert. I highly recommend getting this! It's easy to clean,the spout is very nice! And it looks very nice sitting on your counter. If you don't do kombucha this would be great for holding pink lemonade or fresh sweet tea! You could even use this to make sun tea!! Mmmm....it would be great if you like to host lunches or dinner!

My first order arrived damaged because the spigot had come out of its packaging and broken the glass jar. Replacement arrived in perfect condition. The only trouble I've had is that the lid went on so tightly I haven't been able to add tea to the jar. The opening is a good size for kombucha making, but too large for my hand.

This looked like the perfect solution for brewing small kombucha batches. But the metal edges of the lid ring and the metal spigot covers are all RAZOR sharp. I cut my fingers THREE times cleaning it for initial use. I had already brewed up the first batch, so I needed it to brew this one batch, but I will be replacing this very soon.

I have two of these jars for my kombucha hobby. This is a great jar, and comes with an amazing breathable lid (I asked if they had replacement lids because that would be super handy, but they said they didn't provide those at this time - hopefully in the future).

Works as designed and I have zero problems- very easy to maintain and create delicious kombucha

You'll want a 3/4" or 19mm socket and wrench (or a small adjustable wrench) to attach the spigot nut tight enough to avoid leaks (see pictures). The challenge is that you'll need a deep socket which is quite big. I adapted it down to my smallest wrench. A small adjustable would have been better but I didn't have mine to hand. I ordered a few of these, and sometimes the glass chips a bit in the area where the spigot hole is drilled. I got some food grade rtv silicone and put some on each gasket before I tightened it. Once that rtv cures, it'll be leak proof guaranteed.

My personal favorite thing were the spouts. They are pretty heavy duty compared to cheapy products sold in stores. We’ve had batches going for several months now and have had zero issues. The bottles cleaned nicely the one time we cleaned them out, even the spouts. I would say I’d buy it again but I wont need to unless I break one. Oh! The lids! Those are my other favorite! It is a breathable mesh disc that fits under the screw on ring. Those are pretty darn cool too!