Malekula Magic Kava

Description

Kava variety from Malekula Island. The locals see it as a kind of magic drink, which is why it became the name of Malekula Magic. It is reported to taste bitter and earthy with slightly almond-like notes. Its effects are described as powerful but not 'inanimate'. On the island of Malekula, most people drink this Kava variant.

Place of Origin: Vanuatu (Malekula)
Kava variety: Malekula Silese
Kava Type: Noble
Aroma: Bitter, earthy, slightly almond flavor

Kava-Kava (piper methysticum) is a plant grown in the Pacific Islands, mainly in Vanuatu, Fiji, Tonga and Hawaii. Its inhabitants have long used coffee from the Kava plant for social events, rituals, religious ceremonies and medical purposes. The root of the plant is ground and soaked into a drink.

Kava is known by the following names: piper methysticum, pepper pepper, pepper pepper, kava pepper, waka, kawa, cava pepper, drunk pepper, lawena, yaqona, sakau

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