Kava Drinks
Kava drinks from Club 13: Kavamosa kava seltzers in 12 oz cans and Kava Joy shots labeled 1,000 mg kava extract. Kava comes from the root of Piper methysticum, a Pacific Island plant — it is a different plant from kratom, and our kava vs kratom guide explains how they differ. We carry Club 13 Kavamosa seltzers in Key Lime Quencher, Bliss Berry and Valencia Orange, and Kava Joy 1 oz shots in Original and Berry Tahiti. Club 13 Liquid Chill is listed here too: it combines kratom and kava in one shot and is labeled 70 mg of mitragynine. Read each label before use, and talk with a healthcare professional before combining kava with other products.
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Club 13 Kava Joy Berry Tahiti Kava Shot 1000 mg (1 oz)
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Club 13 Kava Joy Original Kava Shot 1000 mg (1 oz)
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Club 13 Kavamosa Bliss Berry Kava Seltzer (12 oz)
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Club 13 Kavamosa Key Lime Quencher Kava Seltzer (12 oz)
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Club 13 Kavamosa Valencia Orange Kava Seltzer (12 oz)
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Club 13 Liquid Chill Kratom + Kava Shot 70 mg MIT (1 oz)
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Kava Drinks: Seltzers and Shots From the Pepper Root
Kava drinks are beverages made from the root of Piper methysticum, a leafy shrub in the pepper family that has been grown across the Pacific Islands for centuries. In Fiji, Vanuatu, Tonga and Samoa the root is traditionally ground and steeped in water and shared from a communal bowl, and the canned and bottled drinks here are a modern, shelf-ready take on that root.
Kava is not kratom. Kratom is the leaf of a Southeast Asian tree in the coffee family; kava is a root from a different plant family on the other side of the Pacific. All the kava drinks on this page come from Club 13, as 12 oz seltzers and 1 oz shots.
Club 13 Kava Seltzers and Kava Shots
Kavamosa seltzers
12 oz cans in Key Lime Quencher, Bliss Berry and Valencia Orange.
Kava Joy shots
1 oz bottles labeled 1,000 mg, in Berry Tahiti and Original.
Kratom + kava shot
One 1 oz shot that combines both plants, labeled 70 mg mitragynine. See the Club 13 kratom and kava shot.
Kava also comes in chewable form: WildRoot makes Mojito and Berry kava gummies.
Kava vs Kratom: What Separates Them
Kava
- Root of Piper methysticum, pepper family
- Pacific Islands
- Labeled by kava content or kavalactones
- Seltzers, shots and gummies here
Kratom
- Leaf of Mitragyna speciosa, coffee family
- Southeast Asia
- Labeled by leaf weight or mg of mitragynine
- Powders, capsules, extracts and drinks
Our kava vs kratom guide sets the two plants side by side, and the botanical and cultural guide goes further into their histories. For the kratom side of the cooler, see kratom drinks, or browse everything together in all drinks.
Kava Drinks FAQ
What is a kava drink?
A kava drink is a beverage made from the root of the kava plant, Piper methysticum. The kava drinks we carry are Club 13 Kavamosa seltzers in 12 oz cans and Kava Joy shots in 1 oz bottles.
Is kava the same as kratom?
No. Kava is a root from a Pacific Island pepper plant, and kratom is a leaf from a Southeast Asian tree. They are different plants, labeled differently.
Do any kava drinks contain kratom?
One does. The Club 13 1 oz kratom and kava shot combines both plants and is labeled 70 mg mitragynine; every other drink on this page is kava only.
What does 1,000 mg mean on a Kava Joy shot?
It is the labeled kava amount in the 1 oz bottle. Check the listing for the full ingredient panel and serving line.
Products on this page are sold to adults 21+ only. Kratom is restricted in some U.S. states and localities, and we do not ship kratom products there.