Kalm with Kava’s Fiji Loa
Waka comes from a farmer that the folks at Kalm with Kava personally know in
Taveuni, Fiji. There is nothing more
reassuring to me as a farmer’s advocate all over the world than to hear that
Kava vendors are developing meaningful relationships with Kava farmers. I
believe this is the next frontier in the Kava world – turning the world’s best
medicine into a social enterprise that can help give farmers in the Pacific
Islands better incomes and opportunities. I’ll be making a big announcement very soon on
my own initiative to engage with Kava-growing communities in the South Pacific.
Fiji Loa Waka is divinely
delicious, with a smooth milky texture and fresh taste. My first impression of
this Kava was “wow, this stuff smells like it was just harvested and dried
within the last few weeks!” This stuff goes down the hatch very smoothly and
has a crisp finish that wouldn’t create a gag effect even in the greenest Kava
drinker. I kneaded this stuff several different times and making it with chilled
coconut milk was absolutely euphoric.
Fijian Kavas are known for
being light, bubbly, and subtle. Loa Waka isn’t really like that at all. Loa
Waka is made from 100% lateral roots and packs a 12% kavalactone content. The
chemotype for this Kava is 463251 and its effects are immediately noticeable.
· Strength
(Mind) - 9/10
· Strength
(Body) - 7/10
· Flavor
– 10/10
·
Overall Strength: High – Strong
Douglas,
ReplyDeleteMy partner and I are wanting to try Kava for the first time. We have had unenjoyable experiences with Kratom and are both on methadone. Do you have any information on potential interactions between Kava and methadone? My research has told me that everything seems kosher. Also, is there any Kava you would recommend for first-time users? We want a great, relaxing experience together!