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Brunette man and woman on either side of picture, in front of a display of fermented foods cheers-ing with a glass of pink kombucha

About

Some of the earliest evidence we have of humans harnessing fermentation shows they were making beer and wine (cheeky ancestors!). However, the end result of making fermented drinks doesn't always have to be alcohol. The process of fermentation allows us to create exciting and desirable flavours that can't be achieved by any other method. In this workshop we'll instruct you how to make your own kombucha to take home. Kombucha is a tangy, fizzy fermented tea drink made using a SCOBY (symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeasts). It's a great, refreshing low-alcohol alternative to your usual tipple.

Our 1.5 hour course starts with a welcome drink (fermented, of course) along with a few tasters of the range of sauerkraut and kimchi we produce and perhaps the occasional one or two experiments we've been working on. From here we dive into what fermentation actually is and the scientific methodology of how we as humans can harness it to do our bidding. This involves touching on some basic scientific principles to assist in the understanding of what we are actually doing when we 'ferment' something. These principles will be ESSENTIAL when making a successful ferment on the day and at home.

Throughout the workshop we touch on some of the nutritional facts surrounding fermented foods and why the term 'probiotics' is thrown around so often. As nutritionists, we'll share our knowledge about nutrition, gut-health and how fermented foods can play a role in improving our health and strengthening our immune systems. You'll learn how to start and care for kombucha, using a SCOBY you'll take home with you on the day. You'll also go home with care instructions to ensure you have all the tools necessary for your ferments to turn out fantastic!

WHAT DO YOU GET? Expert instruction and guidance on how to produce your own kombucha at home Tastings of Crafty Pickle Co. fermented foods (and more!) The chance to ask ANY questions you might have around fermenting. To bring home everything you need to brew your very own kombucha at home.

WHAT DO I BRING? Nothing! We'll provide you with everything you need, although a bag to take your ferments home in might be an idea though.

WHERE IS IT HELD? The Crafty Pickle Co. HQ, Bentley Green Farm, Crick, NP26 5UT. We're right off the A48 close to Chepstow and not too far from Bristol, Newport or Cardiff!

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The Crafty PickleThe Crafty Pickle, CaldicotFermentation Harnessed to Fight Food Waste We are two nutritionists handcrafting gut-friendly, unpasteurised, living fermented foods in South East Wales.

Map & Directions

Road Directions

Bentley Green Farm is signposted right off the A48 in Crick, near Caldicot.

Public Transport Directions

There is a bus stop right outside the farm where we're based where buses running between Chepstow and Newport stop.

Kombucha Workshop

Type:Workshop/Course

The Crafty Pickle, Unit 20F1, Bentley Green Farm, Crick, Caldicot, Monmouthshire, NP26 5UT
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Season (28 Feb 2027)
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Sunday10:00 - 11:30

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