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by Elorrum » Sun Dec 02, 2012 7:35 pm
Dougly, I think it's available online, maybe in San Mateo too. I never heard of virgins chewing it in modern day Fiji. They usually pounded the roots to powder. It was generally the chore of the young men in the villages. You could also buy it pre-ground in the markets. It's part of ceremony, and social, like having a beer with friends also. It was always passed around one cup at a time, with the eldest, or the guest being served first. We would have a grog bowl at the house on Friday at the end of the week, and whenever family arrived from overseas. When I go back to place my mother's memorial, there will be lots of kava. I don't drink it socially, but always have a few small cups on those special occasions. It's a great honor when friends from chiefly families do the ceremony. No lime in the hair.
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