Big Island of Hawaii Coffee

Hawaii is the only state within the USA producing coffee. In 1828, Reverend Samuel Ruggles moved trees to Captain Cook, Kona. The Island of Hawaii has the following main coffee growing areas:

Kona: One of the most famous coffee growing districts in the world.

Hamakua: Across the Big Island from Kona is the Hamakua Coast. Hamakua is known for the cleanest air and the sweetest soil on the island. Here, the coffee trees are older, more mature. The coffee beans ripen slower, which gives them a richer and more complex taste.

Puna: On the southeast side of the Big Island, south of Hilo, lies the Puna district. With fewer than 50 farms (compare to over 700 in Kona), the supply of Puna coffee is small but delicious.

Ka`u: South of Kona, on the southern-most point in the United States, is the district of Ka’u. Little rain, lots of sun, and soil consisting mostly of lava.

Ohana Coffee
www.ohanacoffee.com
Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
Coffee Supplier for retail and wholesale. 100% Kona coffee.

Coffees of Aloha
Kealakekua, HI
http://store.yahoo.com/hawaiiancoffee/
Family owned operation located on the Kona Coast of the Big Island of Hawaii. Besides selling 100% Kona coffee they also have Macadamia nuts, and chocolate covered coffee beans.

Koa Coffee
Captain Cook, Hawaii
www.koacoffee.com
100% estate grown Kona Coffee, Chocolate Covered Kona Coffee Beans & Macadamia Nuts. They also ship Green Kona Coffee Beans.

Kona Joe
http://www.konajoe.com/
Kealakekua-Kona, HI
Farm, process, and roast and sell Kona Coffee. Also sell Green, unroasted coffee and coffee gifts.

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