Powdered Kava Review Borongoru

[kavadude]

This is the coarsest kava grind I've had in a long time. It's a refreshing change since everyone seems to be moving towards the finer grind. This results in a very smooth, almost completely sediment-free drink that is easy to get down. It smells quite earthy and powerful.

Now for brass tacks. For something that is one letter removed from boroguru, it's quite well balanced, giving effects in both head and body. This is the kava that Goldilocks stole from the three bears and then fell asleep after drinking, but still had enough energy to jump out the window and haul ass when the bears came home. It's just right. Definitely worth a try.

 

[Deleted User01]

Nice review Kavadude. When I saw it was coarse, I knew you would like it. Less chance of sediment seeping into your drink.

 

[Monkava'd]

I've only I had one experience with Boronguru thus far and from what I can recall it's at first glance Borogurus neat and tidy brother/sister whom withholds its fragrant side until after you've had a few words with the bag trying to get it open . At first sniff and scratch...wait scratch and sniff that again because the grind is definitely coarse and that's refreshing as you've said kavadude. Immediately following you're greeted with an odor that is obviously pungent(thus the flagrance), even in stark contrast with some of the punchy vanuatus out in the great blue pacific sea. Let me stress that it also resembles a fruity-er(?) Hawaiin (Hanakapi ai, Kamakua, Papa ele ele...etc). From what I gathered that comparison is made because of my experience with Mahakea; the affects are quite similar as well.
Overall it's peculiar in ways that make it wonderfully unique in all aspects, whether it's the pungeant earthy-fruit flavor, just as powerful scent, coarser grind, well rounded affects, w/e. This's a cultivar that begs for attention and I'm more than willing to comply; wouldn't you agree @kavadude ?