Bottled Kombucha Tea Reviews

Carpe Diem's Classic Kombucha has a wonderfully smooth, refreshing, sophisticated flavor that easily warrants five stars.

Carpe Diem's Cranberry Kombucha combines the tart flavors of cranberry and kombucha for into one refreshing beverage.

Carpe Diem's Quince Kombucha has a surprisingly complex and engaging flavor and aroma that will appeal to many foodies.

While I doubt Botanic No. 3 will win over many cola drinkers, it offers mass appeal and a lightly sweet taste that even seasoned kombucha drinkers can love.

GT Dave's new Botanic No. 9 is a kombucha drinker's kombucha. It's not for the faint of heart, but true kombucha fans will love the understated flavor and "botanic" ingredients of red clover, bilberry and honeysuckle.

Honest Kombucha Apple Jasmine manages to miss the mark for hardcore kombucha drinkers and serious fans of jasmine teas, but it does have a sweet flavor that's likely to appeal to new kombucha drinkers.

After dominating the naturally sweetened ready-to-drink tea market and testing the waters for kids' drinks and yerba mate, it seemed only natural that Honest Beverages expand their product line to include kombucha. Berry Hibiscus is a strong flavor from their group of five kombucha varieties.

Honest Tea's first foray into the realm of kombucha is a line of five flavors: Apple Jasmine, Berry Hibiscus, Lemon Ginger, Maqui Berry Grapefruit and Peach Mango. Lemon Ginger is amongst my favorites from the group... and a drink worthy of a whopping 4.5 stars.

Honest Kombucha Apple Jasmine manages to miss the mark for hardcore kombucha drinkers and serious fans of jasmine teas, but it does have a sweet flavor that's likely to appeal to new kombucha drinkers.

In late 2009, Kombucha Wonder Drink introduced three canned versions of their most popular kombucha blends: Asian Pear & Ginger, Traditional and Green Tea & Lemon. At about $1.50 a can, Asian Pear & Ginger is a value kombucha with wide appeal.

At the end of 2009, the introduced three new flavors, including Cherry Cassis. They expect this berry-based kombucha blend to be their most popular flavor yet. Find out why.

Kombucha Wonder Drink offers a range of kombucha-based blends. Fruit soda drinkers, tropical fruit juice fans and new kombucha drinkers will likely love their new "Essence of Mango" flavor.

Kombucha Wonder Drink offers three canned versions of their most popular kombucha blends: Green Tea & Lemon, Traditional and Asian Pear & Ginger. At about $1.50 a can, the Green Tea & Lemon blend is a value kombucha with an appealing, sweet-tart flavor.

Kombucha Wonder Drink offers a range of kombucha-based blends. Their Juniper Berry, Spearmint & Lemon Myrtle blend appeals to more adventurous sippers.

Kombucha Wonder Drink offers three canned versions of their most popular kombucha blends: Traditional, Asian Pear & Ginger and Green Tea & Lemon. At about $1.50 a can, the Traditional blend is a value kombucha with a flavor akin to Southern sweet tea with lemon.

Like many of the kombuchas from Synergy Drinks, Synergy Gingerberry Kombucha has a bold, tart kombucha flavor that's great for serious kombucha drinkers, but not ideal for, say, soda drinkers.

Synergy Organic Raw Superfruits Kombucha has an exotic flavor that's best for adventuresome eaters and serious kombucha drinkers.

Although its color is rather odd, GT's Organic Raw Botanic No. 7 Kombucha is one of the best in the line in terms of its flavor.

Find reviews for Townshend's Tea Company's line of Brew Dr. Kombucha Teas, including Superberry, Clear Mind, Nutrionic and White Rose, here.