Kona Coffee CategoriesWhy do Hawaiian coffees vary greatly from one product or brand to another? Kona coffee is known to be a subtle but rich coffee and this is all due to the unique growing condit…

It could be the view from my kitchen window, a musky, foggy beautiful scenery we so often have on our coffee plantation, when early morning mist cover the mountain while the sky is milky. Within an…

The hala, or pandanus, is a native plant to the Hawaiian and Pacific Islands. It has long aerial roots reaching the ground, that the whole tree appears to walk on straits sturdy stilts.Legend says…

Put Coffee on EverythingEveryone has an inner artist within them. Some paint and others create sculptures. Some bake cakes and others roll sushi. Art allows us to exercise our creativity and demon…

Quality coffee beans doesn’t come from just planting a seed and watching it grow. At Hala Tree Coffee we take pride in our process and we are proud to be 100% Organic Kona Coffee.So how do we mai…

                 Hawaii isn't usually synonymous with snow but here on the big island we see our version of white snow covering our farms. It comes in the…

HALA TREE did quite a few competitions in the past for green and roasted coffee as well. Competitions give us the opportunity to compare our coffee to other farms.We experiment with different metho…

Created in 2012 by Jean and Danielle Orlowski2012 6 Acres of Kona Typica2013 Added 20 acres, planted 5 acres of Kona Typica2014 Planted 5 acres of Kona Typica2015 Planted 5 acres of (red bo…

Hala Tree Coffee is proud and happy to be supplying coffee leaves to Ola Brew. This company is one who’s values align with our here at Hala Tree Coffee. Just like Ola Brew we value supporting local b…