One of OUR interns, Angelica Fisher, is creating weekly kombucha brews and experimenting with fruit juices and medicinal herbs from OUR farm. If you would like to purchase some from us the options are either 1 litre or 480mL of kombucha in bottles that you would bring back to get refilled each CSA Thursday pickup day (it can be weekly or on Thursday’s of your choosing). You also have the option to simply purchase a kombucha scoby and starter so you can experiment with brewing your own. It would include a scoby, 250mL of starter, a small transport jar, and instructions to get you started.  

 

1 Litre of Kombucha = $8.00 

480mL of Kombucha = $4.00 

Kombucha scoby and starter = $8

 

If you would like to purchase some kombucha from the village then please contact her and let her know what bottle size you would like and on what date! Because we are only brewing on a small scale, 1 week advance notice is preferred so we can ensure we have enough ready. If you would like to make a last minute purchase though do not hesitate to ask! 

Please email Angelica at afish254@mtroyal.ca, OR text her at 403-846-6893 to express your interest and to ask any questions

By Angelica Fisher, Intern with OUR Ecovillage, Instagram: @angel_fish254

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Land acknowledgment

OUR ECOVILLAGE is situated on unceded Indigenous lands. The Coast Salish Peoples are the guardians of these lands and waters where we live, work, pray, and play. Quw’utsun (Cowichan) is a historical place of gathering and Na’tsa’ maht Shqwaluwun/”one-heart one-mind” for many Indigenous peoples.

OUR ECOVILLAGE is committed to regenerate land and all ecosystems while acknowledging and respecting Indigenous knowledge that ensures thriving for all beings; we call this Permaculture.

OUR ECOVILLAGE is dedicated to continuously educating ourselves and our communities about the history and peoples of OUR bio-region, to assist in decolonization and re-villaging as a path towards peacemaking, from local to global.