Kona Coffee Blog

So you’ve tried or heard of Kona coffee and you need your fix? We can’t blame you for that! Kona coffee is famous all over the world for its rich flavorful taste. Although Kona coffee is (predictably) grown in Kona, you don’t have to live in Hawaii to enjoy a delicious cup of paradise. We’re here to help you find out where to buy Kona coffee.What IS Kona Coffee?“Kona Coffee” is any coffee grown and cultivated on the slopes of Hualalai and Mauna Loa, two mountains on the Big Island of Hawaii. Cof

It doesn’t matter how many times we run out of coffee, we always seem to forget to check and end up having to rush to the store in a pre-caffeinated fog. Kona coffee subscription clubs make mornings worry free, not to mention delicious. Luckily there are hassle-free choices for coffee subscriptions with member benefits that offer you a variety of coffee options while also allowing you to support local farms and farmers on Hawaii. Talk about a win/win!Why join a Kona Coffee Subscription Club?You

Thinking of signing up for a Kona coffee roasting tour in Kona? Kona coffee is renowned for its aroma and taste. Understanding how and why coffee is qualified and what elements make it more refined helps us appreciate the nuances that make Kona Coffee truly one of the best in the world. Kona coffee farm tours are not only a unique thing to do in Kona, but a wonderful way to enhance your knowledge of one the world’s most delicious delights (in our humble opinion). Coffee growi

Whether you’re visiting Hawaii or just looking for your next delicious world-renowned cup o’ joe, you may be asking yourself “Where can I buy specialty coffee online from Hawaii?” Well, if you love coffee a fraction as much as we do, then you may have heard of Kona Coffee, one of the most delicious and aromatic coffees available.  But did you know Kona is located in Hawaii? Kailua-Kona (usually simply referred to as “Kona”) is a town on the Big Island, and it produces some of the bes

Coffee leaf rust or CLR is a fungus that kills coffee trees worldwide. As of today, there is no real protection against it, only products that slow down the infestation for a limited time.The impact of this disease is very fast defoliation of trees and very rapid death if not treated. Coffee leaf rust causes coffee yields to be reduced substantially. Coffee leaf rust was not found in Hawaii until just about 1 year ago. This makes Hawaii the last coffee region in the world to be impacted by CLR.