Bula Kava House News

At Bula Kava House, we pride ourselves on offering customers the highest quality kava at the lowest prices, and we remain committed to providing exceptional value to those who buy kava online or who stop by our Portland kava bar. As many of our valued regulars in the kava community may already know, kava demand…

Bula Kava House would like to thank all of our loyal customers for joining our rewards program! The Bula Kava House Rewards program is still continuing but with some updates to the rewards. Read on to learn what the new changes are: What changes this month for Bula Kava Rewards? We are happy to announce…

Bula Kava House would like to thank all of our loyal customers for joining our rewards beta program back in November! The Bula Kava House Loyalty Rewards program is still continuing – and today, we’re here to answer some questions we’ve heard from our customers. How do I join Bula Kava Rewards? Customers with store…

At Bula Kava House, patrons of our Portland kava bar know that we believe moderation is important when enjoying a coconut shell of your favorite kava root or when having a drink out. The idea of moderation becomes especially important with New Year’s Eve right around the corner. However, due to the rising alcohol levels…

Earn loyalty points for every purchase and gain special rewards. We invite you to join Bula Kava Rewards (Beta) – a program exclusively available to loyal Bula customers like you – and enjoy savings on your favorite kava products. Sign up today on our website and get 100 welcome points! Earning loyalty points is easy!…

Your Illustrated Infographic Guide To Kava Do you know someone who wants to try kava? Maybe you have friends who are curious about kava but don’t know much about it. Share this handy infographic with them! Our team at Bula Kava House created this illustrated guide to kava to educate interested beginners and to be a…

With the negative perception of tudei kava with some in the kava research community, we are happy to have a hand in the promotion of the growing of noble kavas in Vanuatu. We understand that if we demand it, they will grow more. In the long term that will mean a healthy supply of noble…

Around 40,000 years ago, humans started living in the areas now known as New Guinea and Australia. As time progressed, these early explorers increased their range to the southern Pacific islands. Most historians generally agree that kava, made from the Piper methysticum plant, was first grown on the islands of Vanuatu starting around 3,000 years…

May is Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month, a celebration of the rich cultural traditions and heritages of Asian and Pacific island nations in the U.S. While Asian-Pacific seems like a fairly expansive term, it signifies the entire Asian continent and the Pacific island nations of Vanuatu, Fiji, New Guinea, New Caledonia, the Solomon Islands and a…

I finally got around to putting down some of the happenings during my recent journey to Vanuatu. Here is part one of that story: “What kind of kava bar owner has never been to the motherland of kava use and cultivation?” I asked myself in January of 2012. This simple question set in motion the…