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Brew Like a Pro

Oct 23, 2018

Brew Like a Pro

In the world of coffee, the beans seem to get all the credit, but the preparation of those beans makes a big difference in how you make a great cup of coffee. We would like to share with you some of our favorite, tried and true brewing methods and practices to make the perfect cup of coffee.
Behind the Cover

Oct 2, 2018

Behind the Cover

The family behind Kona Coffee & Tea is on the fall cover of edible Hawaiian Islands, a quarterly magazine that shares the stories of people who are growing, farming, ranching, fishing, and cooking our food in Hawaii. Malia gives us an behind the scenes look at how the cover came to be.
First Harvest 2018

Sep 18, 2018

First Harvest 2018

All year we patiently watch as the bright white coffee flowers turn into little green balls, then ripen into plump red coffee cherry. The end of summer brings the first harvest of coffee cherry when we invite the public to our farm to pick and learn about the process of growing Kona coffee…
Decaf

Aug 22, 2018

Decaf

Have you ever wondered what magical process is used to remove the caffeine from coffee to make decaf? Well, wonder no more. Plus, you might be surprised to learn that not all decaf is created equal.
Caffeine & Coffee

Aug 2, 2018

Caffeine & Coffee

There are many reasons to love coffee…taste, community, ceremony and of course the buzz. Caffeine is the natural component in coffee that gives you a lift when you drink it. Caffeine is found in the…
The Big Island: Open for Business & Pleasure

Jul 18, 2018

The Big Island: Open for Business & Pleasure

For the first time in a long time the Big Island of Hawai`i has made international news with the recent volcanic eruption. Yes, tragically, over 700 people have lost homes , but the majority of Island, including all airports and resort areas, are safe and open for business as usual.
Coffee, Controversy, & California

Jun 26, 2018

Coffee, Controversy, & California

You may have heard or read in the news lately about a ruling by a California Superior Court judge that may require coffee to come with a warning label. We at The Kona Coffee and Tea Company, find this ruling unfortunate and would like to take this opportunity to offer some clarification and education on this matter.
Dad's Day

Jun 12, 2018

Dad's Day

In celebration of Father’s Day, we sat down with the “Father” of Kona Coffee & Tea, Dan Bolton. We talked about his thoughts on fatherhood and his family business.
Mamaki

May 30, 2018

Mamaki

With volcanic vog in the air here and allergy season upon all of us, we wanted to take a closer look at Mamaki, a native Hawaiian plant that has been known for its traditional respiratory healing properties when made into tea. 
Bees...Nature's Own Caretaker

May 3, 2018

Bees...Nature's Own Caretaker

Our barista Andrew finds out exactly where the honey in his coffee comes from on the Kona Coffee & Tea farm.
A Greener Café

Apr 20, 2018

A Greener Café

Here are six ways we are making our Kona café more green this year, including saving 187,200 plastic straws.
Home-grown Design

Mar 1, 2018

Home-grown Design

After 20 years of farming Kona coffee, the Bolton family thought it was time to update the look of the Kona Coffee & Tea coffee bag. They partnered with a Big Island designer to pay tribute to the farm that started it all.

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