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Kombucha and Fermentation

Humm Kombucha

Organic canned kombucha delivered on repeat, with subscriber savings and custom packs

3.6★★★★☆out of 5
Status
Operating
Best for
Humm fans who want to keep their fridge stocked
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Ownership. SYSTM Foods acquired Humm Kombucha in January 2024.

What's in the box: Cans of Humm kombucha from the Original, Nitro or Zero lines, either as a single flavor or a variety pack you customize.

Humm Kombucha is a canned kombucha brand, not a curated subscription box. Its Subscribe & Save program is a repeat delivery of the drinks you pick. It suits people who already like Humm and want a steady supply. SYSTM Foods has owned the brand since January 2024, and it sells three lines: Original, Nitro and Zero. Humm says its drinks are USDA certified organic with no added sugars and contain 2 billion probiotics plus vitamin B12. The brand talks mostly about taste rather than tartness, so it may appeal to people who find traditional kombucha too sour. Subscribers get 10% off every order, free shipping on recurring orders and the option to build a custom variety pack. They also get early access to sales and new launches. The site says there is no commitment and you can skip or cancel anytime, so the risk is low. Variety packs are also sold as one-time purchases if you want to sample flavors before signing up. The downside is that there is nothing new to discover. You are buying one brand's products on repeat, not a rotating mix of fermented goods from different makers. The site does not say how often deliveries can be scheduled. Humm is also sold in stores, so the subscription is worth it mainly for the convenience and the discount.

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