Coffee Bean Lovers

Just look at this shine. Yummy :)

Wild coffee growing in the forest of Paauilo Hawaii

What's the best way to enjoy Hawaiian coffee beans?

​Mountain Thunder is a popular coffee ​company ​on the Big Island​​ that ​grows ​coffee on their farm in Kona​. ​This 100% Kona coffee is available as whole bean or ground coffee in either French or Vienna roast.​ Makes a ​bold tasting, strong cup of coffee perfect for waking up quick.

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History of Coffee

Coffee cherry is the fruit that protects its seeds (coffee beans) from as they are developing with it’s bitter (sweet when ripe) husk.

If you’re grinding your own coffee beans at home, you may have your favorite consistency already. If you’ve never done it yourself yet well now is a great time to start. There are many benefits to grinding your own coffee beans, and you will be able to tailor the strength/flavor to your heart’s content.

Kenya: This African nation has deep roots in coffee production history. The historical significance of coffee is known to be in the African/Arabic worlds and reading though the archives of time we find that coffee production was not quite the happy affair – it’s filled with bloodshed and war.

Here's a collage picture of beautiful Kona Coffee beans, roasted, laying on top of banana leaves. Laying beside the coffee is a bursting, colorful branch of ripening coffee beans and above the photo native Hawaiian orchids can be seen.

Let’s explore the history of Kona Coffee, from being first brought as plants to the volcanic Hawaiian Island to becoming the massive $50 million dollar industry it is today.

A closeup photograph of roasted coffee beans spilling out of the bagged packaging.

The phrase Gourmet Coffee is used in culture to pertain to some of the most intricate class, cut, or level of quality of many of the coffee products we see