Category Coffee Guide

We found the Wild Ass Coffee at the Donkey Balls store in Kainaliu. Donkeys were used extensively in Kona Coffee farming before the advent of the coffee jeeps and there are still wild herds of donkeys running around the island.…

Ka’u is the District just South of South Kona. The climate an terrain are noticeably different, as is the coffee. We found the Ka’u Farms coffee at the Donkey Balls store in Kainaliu.  We wanted to give this coffee a…

Found at the Kona Green Market in Captain Cook. The farm is 7 acres above Captain Cook. These beautiful, well graded beans were roasted to a very dark, french roast which ruined the flavor for us. There was nothing on…

When we made our Costco run there was a woman up on the road selling pounds of coffee for $20. We stopped and took a look. It looked good so we bought a pound. Looking around online for more information…

Found at the Art Walk, second Sunday in Kailua. They have a storefront on Ali’i Drive, Belcastro’s Kona Coffee Outlet. Cherry Hill Estates is located in Captain Cook, Hawaii at the 2400 foot elevation. The 30 acre farm is located…

We found this coffee at the Keauhou Wednesday Farmers Market. We had a nice chat with the grower about many things coffee and sampled his cold brew. This is another Keauhou Mauka Coffee. The beans weren’t sorted as well as…

We found this one at the Keauhou Farmer’s Market – the Wednesday Market at the Southern end of Ali’i Drive. This coffee is grown in Keauhou Mauka appellation. Nice Roast, good looking beans,

A friend recommended Komo Estate Coffee to us. This is available at Komo Store in the north of Holualoa on the Belt Road. I’m not sure of the store hours. When we were there everyone’s Auntie was minding the store.…

Tucked in the back just south of Lava Java on Ali’i Drive is Kona Haven Coffee. It might look like you should just go on by but that could be a mistake for coffee adventurists. Inside they have a nice…