Every customer gets their first "shell" of kava free at Pureland Kava. Traditionally, kava beverages were gulped (not sipped, due to its bitter taste) out of coconut shells, said Vickery ...

kava is having a serious moment. Whether it’s your girlfriend recommending it for stress relief, or you’ve seen someone sipping it from a coconut shell in a calming lounge, this earthy-toned ...

Light-brown kava tea swirled around the inside of a coconut shell as kava bar owner Judd Rench explained how to drink the tea in the traditional Hawaiian fashion. “If you’re with a group ...

According to Kavahana, the Santa Monica kava bar I visited ... colored drinks from plastic cups and taking sips from small coconut shells. My friend and I ordered from a menu that separated ...

Here, folks can stay for a shell (the traditional coconut cups used for kava) or take some to go: “It’s an acceptable, non-traditional way of serving and consuming kava,” Henry says.

is the dried root of a kava plant mixed with water and strained. It has been used on islands like Fuji, Hawaii and Vanuatu for thousands of years. It is traditionally served in a coconut shell ...

Without kava on the menu, Reno Roots was bleeding ... the one that changed the trajectory of their lives -- coconut shell bowl and all. Neil Cavanagh, standing some six feet tall with sleeve ...