Hawaii Roasters have hit a homerun with this great tasting dark roast Kona! I recommend it highly… enjoy!

Great coffee. I received this as a Christmas gift, and decided to treat myself. I especially like the fact that this benefits U.S. farmers. Most coffee is imported, so it’s nice to know it’s grown in the U.S. Like most things produced in the U.S., it costs a little more than imports, but it’s worth it.

I received this coffee as a gift and love it! I will definitely be buying more when I run out.

I have been a big fan of their Kona for years, long before they were on Amazon. The bean are always fresh on arrival and competitively priced for coffee from the Kona Districts. You will always find the red bag on my coffee shelf!

quick shipping, product in good condition. Vacume seal was operable but it appeared that the beans were not evacuated from air at packing. no big thing as i intended to open and use right away. closed it up and evacuated the air on what was still in the bag.

I have been buying Kona coffe from Hawaii Roasters for over a year. Their 100% Kona coffee is excellent and they ship to my APO address.

I always buy three at a time to get the free shipping. The coffee and the company are great.

John

Kona coffee is world reknowned as being some of the best in the world, and I can speak with experience knowing that this domestic blend compares favorably with some of the best.

However, I only ask those in Hawaii who farm and roast these beans to forgive me for saying that I think Konas are a bit overrated in the world of coffee.

Yes, these beans have a lot of flavor. The body is unrivalled. Everything is balanced in a way that is unique to the Kona bean, but there are no subtle undertones prevalent that make me like the Sumatran and Ethiopian beans so much better. The beans are aesthetically perfect in every way, and I only have to use about 2/3 the portion of what I would use to make my favorite brews, but this is where it gets touchy for me. I pay about $12-13 a lb for coffee that might not be better than Kona coffee, but I like it better. Hawaii Growers makes a mighty fine coffee, one of the best Konas I’ve ever tasted, but it isn’t worth more than $25 a lb. No coffee is worth that to me, and I’ve tasted the world’s finest.

Hawaii Growers is very competitively priced compared to other Konas, so if Kona coffee is the drinker’s coffee of choice, then Hawaii Growers is a great choice. For someone who prefers coffee from other regions, Kona still stacks up well, but a purchase for me was to simply try something new rather than to look for a new regular.