What Is Coffee Cupping? How Kona Coffee Is Tasted and Scored
What is coffee cupping? It is the standardized tasting method experts use to score coffee quality. Learn how cupping works, what tasters…
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What is coffee cupping? It is the standardized tasting method experts use to score coffee quality. Learn how cupping works, what tasters…
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The Kona Coffee Cultural Festival is one of Hawaii's oldest food festivals, held every November during harvest. Learn its history, what happens…
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How to make Kona coffee in a pour-over: the gear, a 1:16 ratio, a medium grind, and a slow 3-minute pour for…
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What is the Kona Coffee Belt? A tiny band of volcanic farmland on the Big Island's Hualalai and Mauna Loa slopes, the…
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How to make Kona coffee in a French press: coarse grind, a 1:15 ratio, water just off the boil, a 4-minute steep,…
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Does Kona coffee have more caffeine? Not really. As a smooth Arabica, it sits in the normal range, and your brew method…
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What is peaberry Kona coffee? A peaberry is a rare single, round bean that forms in about 5 percent of cherries. Learn…
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Is Kona coffee good for you? Enjoyed in moderation, it offers antioxidants, a gentle caffeine lift, and naturally low acidity that is…
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How to store Kona coffee to keep it fresh: seal whole beans in an airtight, opaque container away from air, moisture, heat,…
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What does Kona coffee taste like? Smooth and low in acidity with sweet notes of milk chocolate, brown sugar, and macadamia. Learn…
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