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Question: were is it made
Document: We had an attractive ceramic container with blue stripes. Then we discovered "made in China" stamped on the bottom. Since we're worried about our lead levels, we did quite a bit of research and this was the ONLY all-glass container we could find. It doesn't look too sturdy as the glass isn't very thick, but it is supporting a three-gallon carboy of water with no problem. The spigot was easy to install and doesn't leak.
This is a great dispenser, the perfect size. And I love that it's glass, not plastic or ceramic. We use our well water and filter it then save it this so it's always ready to go. It seems very durable. I gave it 5 stars though primarily for the fantastic service and follow up of Pure Water Health Store. I had a problem with UPS shipping, and had several wonderful conversations with Lynn at the store who made sure I got the product. Great people.
the new Glass Crock holds up to 10 Quarts, if i bought bottled Kombucha that could cost $80 to $120. a new batch in my new glass crock will cost me 2 1/2 cups of sugar and about $0.80 worth of tea bags. i harvest every 3 to 4 weeks, depending on the temperature.i plan to get another Dispenser like this one, they are much much lighter and easy to move if i have to move it to the kitchen.
This item is perfect for Kombucha brewers, and would be great for any other kind of beverage as well. Clear glass allows you to see whatever is in the jar, and there is no leaking from the spigot. It sits on top of my fridge, out of the way and readily available - perfect! (It also includes the plastic ring that goes on top, so that was a nice bonus!)
This glass dispenser is working well, alone with the spout. It is worth the price. A healthy choice compared to glazed stone or ceramic.
Thanks to the other reviewers who tried it for kombucha and commented. I wanted a continuous brew vessel but most that are sold by kombucha folks are ceramic crocks and are very expensive. I like to see through the container to see how my SCOBY is doing without disturbing it and this is the perfect size and shape. The glass seems to be good quality, no defects that I could see, and was super easy to put together.
It works well with my water filtering system. Only complaint is that it has a greenish tint to the glass so it makes my water look chlorinated. Otherwise, works well!
I've has a ceramic crock for years although I always wanted a clear view. I am so happy this is available!
I've had no leaks so far. It's been a little over two weeks and my first kombucha harvest tastes great. The friendly seller even included a free glass crock lid. I won't be using it because kombucha has to breath, but thank you!
I ordered this to brew Kombucha as did another reviewer (thanks for that review and picture! ), and it is perfect for this. I am about three weeks into this and wanted to try continuous brewing since this method seems to provide a more continuous supply of KT and less opportunity for me to screw it up. I transferred an already mature Kombucha brew into this jar tonight, and it is going to work perfectly!
Answer: no