Edibles · Gummies · Chocolates · Tinctures · Capsules
Kiva.
Kiva Confections has been setting the standard for premium cannabis edibles since 2010, building a reputation on meticulous dosing, clean ingredients, and consistently delicious results. Now available through New York's licensed market at ZenZest locations in Queens and Staten Island, Kiva brings its California-born craft to Empire State shelves.
Brand at a glance
Kiva — key facts.
- Parent company
- Kiva Confections
- Based in
- California
- Founded
- 2010
- Categories at ZenZest
- Edibles, Gummies, Chocolates, Tinctures, Capsules
- Flagship product
- Kiva's Terra Bites — espresso beans and blueberries enrobed in chocolate and infused with precisely dosed THC — remain the brand's most iconic single product.
- Best known for
- Precisely dosed, craft-quality cannabis chocolates and edibles
- Official website
- kivaconfections.com
About the brand
Kiva, in depth.
Founded in California, Kiva Confections grew from a single chocolate bar recipe into one of the most recognized edibles brands in the country. Every product — from their signature chocolate bars to their Camino gummies line — is engineered for a predictable, enjoyable experience, with clearly labeled THC and CBD levels and thoughtfully chosen strain-specific or mood-targeted formulations. Their commitment to food-grade manufacturing standards and consistent potency helped pioneer the idea that cannabis edibles could be both sophisticated and reliable.
Kiva's portfolio spans a wide range of formats designed to fit different lifestyles and tolerance levels. The Camino gummies, arguably their most celebrated modern line, use terpene blending to guide the type of effect — energizing, relaxing, or social — giving consumers a level of intentionality rarely seen in the category. For New York cannabis consumers discovering Kiva for the first time at ZenZest, the brand offers an accessible, trustworthy entry point into the world of premium infused edibles.
Availability
Where to find Kiva at ZenZest.
Stocked at both ZenZest Queens and ZenZest Staten Island. Specific SKUs rotate week-to-week — check the live menu to see what's currently in stock.
Same-day delivery available across Queens, Nassau Long Island and Staten Island via our free delivery service. $100 minimum order, no fees. Most local orders within 60–90 minutes.
Other NY-licensed brands stocked at ZenZest.
Kiva FAQ.
Is Kiva sold legally in New York?
Yes. Kiva is a NY-licensed cannabis brand on shelf at ZenZest, a NY OCM-licensed adult-use dispensary. Every Kiva product we carry is lab-tested, sealed, and tracked through the legal NY supply chain. You can verify ZenZest's license at cannabis.ny.gov.
Where can I buy Kiva near me?
Kiva is stocked at both ZenZest Queens (272-06 Union Tpke) and ZenZest Staten Island (2343 Forest Ave). We also offer free same-day delivery to all of Queens, Nassau County and the entire borough of Staten Island on orders over $100 — type your address into our menu to see exactly which Kiva SKUs are available for delivery to your ZIP today.
What is Kiva best known for?
Kiva is best known for precisely dosed, craft-quality cannabis chocolates and edibles. Their flagship product is the Kiva's Terra Bites — espresso beans and blueberries enrobed in chocolate and infused with precisely dosed THC — remain the brand's most iconic single product.. On the ZenZest menu they appear most often in Edibles, Gummies, Chocolates, Tinctures, Capsules.
How much do Kiva products cost at ZenZest?
Kiva pricing rotates with the live menu. Most Kiva SKUs at ZenZest sit between $25 and $80 depending on category — vape carts and gummies are typically in the $30–$50 range, premium flower and concentrates run higher. Check our live menu for current pricing on every Kiva SKU we currently stock.
Does Kiva have an official website?
Yes — the official Kiva website is https://www.kivaconfections.com. ZenZest is an independent NY-licensed retailer that stocks Kiva products; for product roadmap or wholesale enquiries please contact Kiva directly through their site.
