The good stuff
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fait
Position 5 Hard Support
Think about it! If you made good wine, wouldn't you keep the best for yourself? Or what about the best apples? You're going to pick those before the help shows up and helps you pick for the market. The best kava's not going to leave the islands they're grown on. The best stuff's only going to be yours or maybe your friends and family if you love 'em enough to share.
WaitingForGrogot
Kava Curious
Just a few more decades and I can retire to Fiji and start my Kava farm...
fait
Position 5 Hard Support
*Nah, guy. You wanna start your kava farm on New Caledonia. Just ship out some Vanuatu varieties and some Fiji varieties, get a diverse mix, and start the New Caledonian market from the ground up. Fiji's got plenty of competition you may or may not be able to handle.
*Disclaimer: I have no knowledge of how to grow kava or knowledge on the kava growing industry to give apt advice on how to get your farm started. I'm just joshing you. Please don't take me seriously. I don't wanna be responsible for you getting stranded on a French overseas territory with dead kava plants and no money.
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
that's what it's doing on the corrugated iron roof, roasting
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
or Tahiti! or Costa Rica!
fait
Position 5 Hard Support
Can kava grow in Costa Rica? It would put new meaning to its name if it does.
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
I have a feeling we won't have to wait too long to find out. If so, China will just buy Costa Rica and start raising whole fincas of Isa
Jerome
Kava Lover
Best Fiji is good?
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
There is no comparison between Best Fijian kavas and the stuff from Fiji Fresh. Best Fijian is cheap stuff off the wharf, ok for regular drinking, like house wine, but nothing special at all. Fiji Fresh kava is special, more like top shelf.
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
Fiji Fresh is the “good stuff”. Best Fijian is the cheapo stuff that is not terribly exciting.
bogmonkey
Kava? Yes please!
My favorite thing about this forum is the amazing kava vendors I have found.
Any reputable kava source WILL sell out, so you need multiple sources. There are a lot of awful, faux-kava dealers out there and I have no clue how I would choose if it wasn't for this place!
Kava Time is my absolute favorite (their Gourmet Savusavu Waka is the best kava I have personally ever had). Followed by the kings of kava: Kavafied (Kava Tonga is their Premium Blend)
Nakamal at Home's "WOW" kava bats third.
May your life be in alignment and your kava be fresh
Any reputable kava source WILL sell out, so you need multiple sources. There are a lot of awful, faux-kava dealers out there and I have no clue how I would choose if it wasn't for this place!
Kava Time is my absolute favorite (their Gourmet Savusavu Waka is the best kava I have personally ever had). Followed by the kings of kava: Kavafied (Kava Tonga is their Premium Blend)
Nakamal at Home's "WOW" kava bats third.
May your life be in alignment and your kava be fresh
bogmonkey
Kava? Yes please!
Please post a review when you have a chance...I'm a very big fan of the Gourmet Savusavu. It's incredibly creamy, with hints of vanilla on the back end.
Just delectable...it grabs your brain and sinks the kava-tendrils deep into the cerebellum.
I'm currently DEEP into a custom blend of 50/50 (half Savusavu, half Kava Tonga from Kavafied) - two heavy hitters!
Krunkie McKrunkface
Kava Connoisseur
That would be a fine blend indeed