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Kombucha Culture

By Keia Mastrianni
Creative Loafing (Charlotte) | January 30, 2013
An underground 'booch community brews in Charlotte, N.C.
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Tags: fermented tea, kombucha brewing, kombucha tea

Creative Loafing (Charlotte)

Charlotte Creative Loafing was started in 1987 by the founders of Creative Loafing in Atlanta as their first venture into other markets. Over the years, CL has made its distinctive mark in the Charlotte market by emphasizing quality writing, hard...
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  • Market Served: Metropolitan Area
  • Address: 1000 NC Music Factory Blvd., Suite C-2, Charlotte, NC 28206
  • Phone: (704) 522-8334
www.clclt.com

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