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Hawaiian Kona Coffee

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The gentle Hawaiian climate grows some of the best coffees in the world, renowned for their simplicity, sharp acidity, and clean crisp finish.

Our three Kona choices are available as whole bean coffee or fresh ground in one pound (16 oz) fresh seal bags.

Now offering a lower cost blend!

100% Kona Greenwells

Mild, sweet and balanced. This is a very bright coffee bean, which is a characteristic of high growing conditions. Hints of chocolate with macadamia nuts and flowers. Serve it hot or iced - the quality shines through!

JD0165 $35.64 Buy Now

Kona Fancy

A mild, smooth coffee with an unmistakable flavor and aroma. One cup and you're in your own tropical paradise! Another excellent choice for piping hot or iced coffee.

CM317 $38.50 Buy Now

Kona Blend

The unmistakeable flavor and aroma of Hawaiian Kona coffee in a brilliant blend with top grade Central American coffee beans. The fantastic taste of Kona for a lower cost.

JD0167 $14.78 Buy Now

Kona coffee is the market name for a variety of arabica coffee beans cultivated on the slopes of the Big Island of Hawaii. This coffee has developed a reputation as one of the most expensive and sought-after coffees in the world. Only coffee from the Kona Districts can be legally described as "Kona". The Kona weather pattern of bright sunny mornings, humid rainy afternoons and mild nights create favorable coffee growing conditions.

The coffee plant was first brought to Kona in the 19th century from Brazil, although it was not until much later in that century that it became a consistent and worthwhile crop. It was grown on large plantations, but the crash in the world coffee market in 1899 forced plantation owners to lease out their land to their workers. Most of these workers managed their leased land parcels of between 5 and 12 acres as family concerns, producing large, quality coffee crops.

The tradition of running family farms has continued throughout Kona. There are approximately 600 Kona coffee farms, with an average farm size of less than 5 acres. In 1997 the total Kona coffee area was 2,290 acres and green coffee bean production just over two million pounds.

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