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It is a taste that some people need to acquire, because it's slightly bitter but more sweet than anything and has a slightly alcoholic taste. I think it's delicious and refreshing. Here's an article on how to make it, it and some pictures. I see you're from Canada, but if you're ever on the...

I have actually seen that video! Thanks again.

Thank you!

As a novice, I think that this kit proved work than I thought would be involved. I was interested in making the beer as the process interested me and I have a nephew who brews his own. But it was very tricky. I had a racking cane that came with the kit, which is a clear, hard plastic piece that...

Found this blog about mavi: http://boricuaencanarias.blogspot.com/2012/01/el-rico-mavi-mabi-mauby.html :mug:

Hello all! I posted to a thread a while back on the topic of mavi, a carribean drink made from the bark of the mauby tree. It actually looks like a dark beer but the taste is altogether different, it's sweet and refreshing. Anyhow just to introduce myself as I never did, and also would...

My mom would make this drink as well while we were growing up in NYC. She also used a "pied" as you mentioned ( I think that's the spelling, same as "foot" but meaning base in this case). I do remember watching the mavi ferment in milk jugs on the window sills, but was more interested in...

Hi there. My parents were from Puerto Rico (I am first generation born here) and I am very familiar with the drink Mavi! I remember my mother brewing it and letting it ferment by our window sills in NYC. I loved the taste then, and it just so happens that since my brother loved the drink so...