One of the most renowned cultivars from Pentecost, Vanuatu. The name “Boro” means “small” and refers to the compact root system that grows shallow rather than deep. Characterized by stems of regular thickness and internodes 15-20 cm long.
In accordance with EU regulations, this product is intended for natural textile dyeing and aromatherapy applications.
- Island of Origin: Pentecost, Vanuatu
- Island of Cultivation: Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu
- Average Laterals to Stump Ratio: Natural (30-70)
- Typical Chemotype: 243516
- Processing: Traditional powder – fully washed and peeled roots, temperature-controlled drying, ground to fine powder
- Pigment Colour: Gold to amber brown
- Aromatic Profile: Peppery with fresh herb and liquorice notes. Aroma of grounding, deeply soothing character.
Quality Guaranteed by the Kava Society (New Zealand) Kava Europe is proud to be the exclusive European distributor of the Kava Society’s exceptional kava. This is truly the best kava in the world. Unlike most kava on the market – poorly dried and cleaned roots of unknown origin – each Kava Society batch is processed from freshly harvested plants using pioneering methods that preserve maximum freshness while ensuring absolute purity. Every batch undergoes rigorous laboratory testing with certificates of analysis. This is the exact same premium kava sold in New Zealand, meeting all New Zealand quality and safety regulations. When you choose our products, you’re getting kava as it should be – fresh, pure, and properly identified.
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