Raised between the limestone caves of Kakheti and the alpine meadows of Svaneti, Tamar Meskhi learned fermentation not from recipes but from watching her great-grandmother read the weather before stirring a SCOBY. She treats every vessel of kombucha, jun, or kefir as a living negotiation between microbe and maker, using only wild-harvested starters and centuries-old Georgian clay vessels. Her mission is to prove that fermented drinks are not health trends but the original social technology — a way cultures built resilience, community, and flavor before refrigeration existed.
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The essential curation of Tamar's favorites.