'It's an acquired taste, for sure.'
While kava and kratom have been used spiritually and recreationally in the South Pacific for at least 1,500 years, the first kava bar opened in Boca Raton, Florida, in 2000. Kava, often described as “nature’s Xanax," and kratom both have psychoactive properties; currently, the federal government does not regulate either, leaving that up to individual states. As a result, kava bars have taken refuge in states with libertarian-leaning views toward mind-altering substances .
Colorado is an obvious choice, contending for the title of"Sam Monastra was running a kratom store in Ohio when he decided to leave that state's precarious regulatory landscape and move to Colorado, where he opened Colorado Mountain Kava in downtown Longmont in October 2021. “Florida is the kava capital right now; they have about [75] kava bars,” he says. “But almost two years ago, when we opened, there were also about four other kava bars opening in Colorado at the same time.
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