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Noble Kava Roots Used to Make Traditional Kava Showing Why Kava is Expensive Due to Slow Growth and Manual Harvesting   Kavahana

Why is Kava So Expensive?

In a world of ever-evolving industrialization, there are a select few commodities that require a human touch to be transformed into the product we are familiar with. While coffee, tea,

a Coconut Bowl Filled with Kava and a Bamboo Whisk Resting Inside Set on a Sandy Beach with Turquoise Ocean Waves in the Background Large Teal Text Reads is Kava Kosher   Kavahana

Is Kava Kosher?

“Kosher” refers to foods and drinks that meet the dietary standards of Jewish law. To be kosher, something must come from an approved source, be prepared in a certain way,

a Bowl of Kava Nectar on a Tropical Beach with a Bamboo Whisk Illustrating the Question is Kava Halal   Kavahana

Is kava halal?

Across the Pacific Islands, kava has been shared for more than 3,000 years as a natural way to relax, connect, and reflect. As more people discover it around the world,

a Close Up of a Traditional Coconut Shell Bowl Filled with Kava Nectar the Bowl Has a Rustic Texture with the Kava Hana Logo Engraved on Its Side the Kava Nectar Inside Has a Smooth Slightly Cloudy Appearance the Background Features Soft Greenery and a White Surface Creating a Natural Calming Aesthetic   Kavahana

Why Does Kava Taste Like Dirt?

While kava is enjoyed for its relaxing and socializing effects, its taste can be challenging for newbies. We like to say it has an earthy flavor. But we’ve gotten comments

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