Seraphwhims

[kl.cuvtixo]

I don't mean to spam, but this distributor in Connecticut gave me a deal because her "Instant Paradise Kava" was out of stock, I got "Instant Smooth Kava" for a greatly reduced price. I don't mean to spam, but I want to give credit to good customer service, and Seraphwhims products are conveniently on sale at Amazon.com.
Does anyone here have experience with "Instant Paradise"?  Is the product as good as the customer service?

 

[The Kap'n]

I've never heard of this seller. Let us know what you think of it.

 

[Paradise Kava]

Love the name
How's the flavor/strength?
 A.G

 

[kl.cuvtixo]

The company is at the website www.instantkavatea.com, which may be more recognizable.  I have taken it blenderized in chocolate soy milk, and the Smooth kava is smooth, but has a chalky aftertaste. I'm sure that won't dissuade most since kava is not consumed for it's taste anyways. 
I feel a heady lightness, although I was consuming Fire Island kava earlier in the afternoon, so I'm not certain where the strength of one ends and the other begins.
Apparently Instant Smooth comes from the basal root stump, while Instant Paradise is from the lateral roots- the website recommends combining the two 50/50.  Seems like another good option for instant, although nothing beats the real thing. 
Hopefully I will get a new blender from Santa Claus. I've been using my mom's excellent blender in her kitchen, but she accuses me of making a kava mess. Some things never change!

 

[Ed!]

I am the proud owner of my own blender, but I still get accused of making a kava mess.



But kava is awesome, dear.



Doesn't work. Blender won't help. Go find the "new kitchen" thread for help.