When it comes to rugby, for most of the people in Fiji, kava is a must to have a truly exciting experience and with the World Cup Sevens starting tomorrow morning, the story is expected to be the same in many homes, community halls and even some business houses.
The World Cup Sevens is one event that can stop the nation and many people Fijivillage has spoken to are already planning to get around the kava bowls to start the match predictions and Fiji's chances, culminating with the match analysis.
One of the renowned kava outlets in Fiji, Lami Kava is ready for the increased demand for kava from today.
Meanwhile Donny said he is confident that the Digicel Fiji Sevens team will return with the Melrose Cup next week.
Meanwhile, a middleman in Suva Vikash Chand who was at the Narain Jetty this morning to get bags of grog from his suppliers from Kadavu said this weekend's sale is expected to boom as he is confident Fiji will win at the Rugby World Cup this weekend.
Lami kava ready for demand
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