Judging by the sheer size of the kombucha section in any grocery store fridge, Philly is pretty into the sparkling probiotic beverage.
While locally brewed, Inspired Brews, is a popular choice among Philadelphians, the locals don’t seem to discriminate against nonlocal kombucha brews, with California-based GTS Kombucha leading the pack.
Now, Philadelphians — and the rest of the Mid-Atlantic region — will be able to get their hands on a new kombucha brand, Wild Kombucha, coming to local Whole Foods grocery stores in coming months, according to a press release.
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The Baltimore-based brewery will be landing in Whole Foods as of Sept. 1.
The brand offers eight flavors: Blueberry Yerba Maté, Tart Ginger Cherry, Watermelon Hops, Ginger Grapefruit, Elderberry, Mango Peach, Apple Spice and Upbeet. The brand also intends to launch a new flavor, Blood Orange CBD, on Oct. 1.
The 12-ounce glass bottles reportedly will cost $3.49 at Whole Foods.
Kombucha is a popular nonalcoholic wellness beverage that is thought to be a potential source of probiotics, which are known to improve digestion, inflammation and overall health, according to Healthline.
UPDATE: A previous version of this story stated that Wild Kombucha would be available at Philadelphia-area Giant grocery stores. This is not true. Wild Kombucha will only be available at Whole Foods in Philadelphia.