What Is Kava? The Plant, the Root, and the Drink
Kava is a drink made from the root of Piper methysticum, a pepper family plant from the South Pacific. Here is the plant, the root, and what is in a shell.
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Everything worth knowing about kava, a straight answer on kratom, and a few things that are just fun. Explainers, the questions people actually ask, and local guides for the towns where the bars are.
Kava is a drink made from the root of Piper methysticum, a pepper family plant from the South Pacific. Here is the plant, the root, and what is in a shell.
7-OH occurs naturally in kratom leaf in trace amounts. Here is what the federal threshold covers, what gas station 7-OH products are, and what we serve.
Alcohol alternatives that still feel like a night out. Here is what changes when you swap the bar for a kava bar: the drink, the room, and the morning after.
Every shell at Kavasutra goes up with a Malo. Here is the story of how a group of Vanuatu UN delegates fixed our cheers.
Empty shell
This one is still brewing. The root gets pounded, the kava gets strained, and the writing takes a little longer than either. Check back soon, or start with what is already on the bar.