Organic Ginger Beer Plant (GBP)

The organic ginger beer plant produces a fizzy ginger beer with a great depth of flavour. Packed full of beneficial bacteria, it will often contain a modest
Organic Ginger Beer Plant The organic ginger beer plant produces a fizzy ginger beer with a great depth of flavour. Packed full of beneficial bacteria, it will often contain a modest amount of alcohol from the fermentation process.  Organic ginger beer plant dates back to around the 1700’s and is not a plant at all. Instead, it is a living culture. This culture forms a gelatinous cluster which moves about within its jar naturally, and used correctly can allow you to make a lifetime’s supply of authentic, naturally fizzy alcoholic Ginger Beer that used to be commonplace in most UK households. The ginger beer plant is made up of two organisms, the yeast Saccharomyces florentinus (Saccharomyces pyriformis) and the bacterium Lactobacillus hilgardii (Brevibacterium vermiforme). Ginger beer plant at first looks very similar to water kefir. However, it produces much more alcohol and carbon dioxide than water kefir can, resulting in a much more “beer-like” beverage. At first, it can be difficult to spot the difference between ginger beer plant and water kefir cultures. Ginger beer plant grains never quite get as big as water kefir grains and have a slightly more opaque look to them. The grains look more like a sandy sludge. The culture also grows much slower than water kefir does. Sadly you still find many people selling water kefir as ginger beer plant online. Here at Freshly Fermented we’re happy to sell authentic organic ginger beer plant to our customers. How is GBP different from Ginger Bug? Organic ginger beer plant is like Water Kefir in that it is a gelatinous symbiotic colony of microorganisms, in this case a SCOBY of Lactobacillus and Saccharomyces. However, they are different sub species to the ones found in ginger bug and are similar to those found in actual beer production. The main difference is in taste between the two ginger beers produced. GBP has a more tart flavour to it when compared to ginger bug, which produces a much sweeter tasting traditional ginger beer. Organic ginger beer plant is more of a treat for us rather than something we consume daily. You can expect a batch to range from 2% – 5% alcohol content with some residual sugars left over too. We recommend it be drunk only by adults and if you’re sensitive to alcohol or need to abstain from it altogether, then we don’t recommend drinking it at all. So please be mindful of it. However, if you love ginger beer and want to try your hand at making your alcoholic version easily at home, we think your love our organic ginger beer plant culture as much as we do. **PLEASE NOTE THIS PRODUCT WILL ARRIVE WITH A PIN PRICK HOLE IN THE BAG TO RELEASE GAS DURING TRANSIT – THIS MAY RESULT IN A SMALL AMOUNT OF LIQUID LEAKING FROM THE GRAIN BAG**

Ginger Beer Kit With Dried Organic Ginger Beer Culture

GINGER BEER Plant GBP Authentic Grains / Probiotic Fermented Drink / Diy Beer Starter

Health Benefits of Ginger Beer and How to Make Your Own at Home

What is Ginger Beer? Best Ginger Beer Cocktails and Drinks, Explained - Thrillist

Ginger Beer Plant Starter Culture - Basic Ginger Beer Recipe HappyHerbalist

Make your own ginger beer with the one and only reak ginger beer plant (GBP)!

Real ginger beer plant (GBP) | SCOBY

Ginger Beer Good Gut Tribe

Simple Organic Ginger Beer

What is ginger beer culture/plant?The ginger beer plant (GBP) is a symbiotic culture of bacteria and yeast. Although a similar concept to water kefir;

Ginger Beer Plant Culture

Genuine ginger beer plant (GBP) is a rare culture of antiquity. Centuries ago it was popular among the British Isles in …

Ginger Beer Plant : Comment faire du Ginger Beer avec du GBP, la bière de gingembre maison

Ginger Beer Boylan Bottling

Western Son Ginger Beer 6 Pk

Best Ginger Beer : 7 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables

Light Ginger Beer – Regatta Craft Mixers

Health Benefits of Ginger Beer and How to Make Your Own at Home