Unity Vibration

There’s no way I would give this place 3 stars. That’s really disappointing, Unilocal community. Can you find a place like this just anywhere? Ummm, no, you can’t. :)
It’s a little tough to find (a sign by the street would go a long way, according to my wife) but maybe that’s a good thing. I like that it feels kind of tucked away, an unpretentious factory space that has no frills but has a whole lot of good vibes and good drinks.
The interior is super chill, very minimalistic with music that keeps it mellow and fun, the way it should be. Jacob, our host with the most, was a cool dude who showed us around; I’d totally suggest a tour of the small place to really appreciate what this is all about. Be mindful though, they only have one guy for the whole place — so, on a night like tonight, you may have to just take it easy for a bit while they attend to other people. They’ll get to you, though. Promise! :)
We had a flight, which came with our Groupon. It helped us try basically everything they had on tap. The wife really loved the Citra Blood Orange, which had a nice tart/​sour punch that made it stand out from the other Kombucha Beers. I honestly loved all of the flavors (buying the Raspberry for my sister, which was smooth and slightly sweet, it was clear that the flavor was packed with fresh raspberries). Bourbon Peach was what made me intrigued with Unity Vibrations (I love Kombucha, peaches are my favorite fruit, and, well… I’ve always been a bourbon guy).
Jacob let us try the Cold Pressed Coffee Kambucha (can we please just stock my office with this? Seriously!). We got a bottle of the KPA (their healthy Kombucha version of an IPA), a Ginger and the Elderwand (elderberry, blackberry, buckwheat and hops). I walked in star-​struck by the Bourbon Peach but left head-​over-​heels with the Elderwand.
Unity Vibration is all about making you feel good from the inside out. They preach peace, love and happiness (yes, totally hippy, but what’s wrong with that?). If I had their Kombucha every day (the beer and the tea!), I think it would genuinely be hard to be negative, even in this crazy world.

The seasonal summer strawberry is my favorite!
I usually buy the bottles from the stores in town, and have only been to the bar/​warehouse once. It was a very awkward blind date. It ended shortly after he yelled at me.
The kombucha was stellar though! The space is very unapologetically hipster. You know, good taste — literally, with a lower budget, and geniusly re-​designing it’s own way of life, hence the warehouse bar with tours. I love it.

Even though I’m not big on kombucha, but a few of their offerings are really good. The space is very cool. It’s a great place to hang out.

The kombucha was really interesting and pretty yummy. Their customer service is terrible. Their phones go right to voice mail and they ask you to email them if you want to leave a message. Then when I did they never got back to me. The build is small and cold, with uncomfortable furniture. And it’s really difficult to find it in the first place. If you want some kombucha just pick up some of their stuff at the store.

4 star only for the taste of their teas and beers. They really need to work on the ambience.

This is probably one of the strangest brewpubs I have visited. The place is a warehouse off the road and the night we visited the lights were out so it was a little spooky trying to find our way in. Once inside Jacob was more than willing to let us know about how their brews were made. There are tables with tops made from barrel tops, a movie projected on the garage door (tonight a Japanese animé) and the bathroom labeled «elevator». The brews which are made with tea as a base were surprisingly tasty. I especially like the bourbon peach and the one (I forget the name) with black pepper, dates and other spices. It is a definitely different experience.