BROKEN ARROW, OK, April 20, 2026 (EZ Newswire) -- In celebration of Earth Day, Botanic Tonics, maker of feel free CLASSIC® and Kava Mate, today announced a sweepstakes offering five individuals a unique opportunity: a dedicated kava plot in their name at the Pacifikava farm in Vanuatu, where the brand sources its noble kava root.

Each selected participant will have a plot named in their honor, along with ongoing updates from the farm, including photos, harvest reports and insights into the journey from cultivation to final product. The initiative is designed to provide a more direct connection between consumers and the agricultural origins of the brand’s products.

The sweepstakes runs through April 22, 2026, at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time and is open to legal residents of the 50 United States, including the District of Columbia, aged 21 and older. No purchase is necessary. Additional details and official rules are available at botanictonics.com/pages/earth-day-sweepstakes. Shop at botanictonics.com from April 15–22 for automatic entry, or enter here for a chance to win without purchase.

Botanic Tonics has positioned the initiative as part of a broader effort to highlight the role of sourcing, production and distribution practices in its operations.

“Everything we do starts at the root,” said Cameron Korehbandi, CEO of Botanic Tonics. “From how our noble kava root is grown at our farm in Vanuatu to how our products are packaged and distributed, we’re intentional about building a business that respects the Earth and supports the communities behind it.”

Rooted in Tradition: Sustainable Kava Sourcing in Vanuatu

Botanic Tonics sources its noble kava root from Pacifikava, its exclusive farm located on the island of Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu. The region’s volcanic soil, climate, and cultural traditions support the cultivation of high-quality kava.

The company works with local farmers who grow and hand-harvest kava using time-honored practices designed to protect the land and preserve generations of agricultural knowledge. These small, carefully tended plots prioritize quality, sustainability and respect for the plant’s cultural legacy.