MAI is made in the same way we teach you how to make YOUR kombucha. Below you'll find a summary of our process, but if you want all the details, click here.
We were born in a kitchen full of SCOBYs, with spontaneous, slow, wild, natural fermentations — or, to be clearer: real kombucha . Nowadays, unfortunately, it's necessary to make that distinction.

The recipe we use is exactly the one provided in the MAI Kombucha Kit , which comes with everything you need to start fermenting at home.
Here's a slightly refined version, maintaining its authentic and inspiring tone — just with adjustments to clarity, rhythm, and flow:
🍵 ORGANIC GREEN TEA INFUSION
We make a long infusion (30 minutes) to extract the maximum benefit from the plant, and only then do we dilute the sugar.
🌬️ 1st AEROBIC FERMENTATION (14 to 20 days)
Once the tea is prepared, we add the SCOBY — the live kombucha culture — which begins to consume sugar and transform it into organic acids and other beneficial compounds.

🌿 Aromatherapy and Cold Infusion (3 days)
After fermentation, the MAI base is cold-infused with fresh, organic ingredients , different for each flavor.
Example: In the GINGER flavor, we use grated ginger and hibiscus flowers. The infusion rests for at least 48 hours .

🫧 Second Fermentation - Natural Carbonation (7 to 30 days)
We fill the bottles and begin a new, anaerobic fermentation at room temperature inside the bottle. This is where the natural gas is created, when the yeast consumes the residual sugar and produces CO₂.
We do everything with intention, patience, and respect for the nature of the process.
That's what makes MAI different — and alive .
Happy fermenting! 🌱
Carlos Rodrigues on Nov 02, 2025
Existe açúcar branco biológico?!
Onde poderei comprar SCOBY?
Em tempo, sendo necessário e oportuno,solicitarei apoio.
ObrigadosAntonio Fernando de Queiroz on Nov 02, 2025
Super!!!
Mara Veranice Kussler Breitenbach on Nov 02, 2025
Estou começando minha produção caseira! Animada pra aprender!
Valéria on Nov 02, 2025
Gostaria de comprar apenas o scoby. Obrigada