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The outcome usually results in more authenticity and truly great conversations. Many people report using kava for nervous tension, since it reduces social inhibitions and makes people feel more comfortable. It melts away stress with it’s muscle relaxing properties without impairing mental clarity. And if you’re in the area, be sure to visit our kava lounge, where you can enjoy a relaxing kava drink and connect with other kava enthusiasts. Kava is used for wedding receptions, ho’opono pono ceremonies, spending time with family talking story with friends, for blessings or special events of any kind.ĭon’t forget to sign up for our text club to stay up-to-date on the latest kava news, promotions, and events. Kava is consumed throughout the Pacific Oceanic cultures of Polynesia including Hawaii, Vanuatu, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Fiji, Tonga, and by the Maori in New Zealand. It is used in ceremonies with chiefs and warriors as well as social gatherings. If you can get past the taste, which many actually like, you find yourself feeling a sense of expansion, centeredness, connection and increased access to emotional intelligence. Pure kava has a very earthy flavor and makes the tongue numb because kava has analgesic or pain relieving properties. The word kava refers both to the plant and the earthy potent kava drink produced from its roots. Kava, awa in Hawaiian, also called kava-kava, is a local beverage of the South Pacific Islands made from the kava root (Piper mestythecin). The kava is strong, the drinks are truly amazing, and the kava tenders are friendly and knowledgable. If you’re on your honeymoon or just getting married try our signature flaming scorpion bowl that serves two and is set on fire right in front of you. It’s nice to start with the traditional toast and then indulge in one of the many Tiki inspired kava mocktails like the fish bowl served in a glass fish with a beautiful lychee orchid garnish. The knowledgeable staff can lead you through the basics of the Hawaiian or Fijian way to drink kava (awa). This is one stop not to miss on the road to Hana if you want to try a traditional polynesian drink straight out of a coconut shell. The key to our success is using mostly house made syrups and fresh ingredients mixing exotic flavors, elegant decor, fun glassware all presented with tiki chic flair. Paia towns first kava bar on the north shore of Maui featuring luxurious tiki inspired kava mocktails and non kava elixirs.
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