Hawaii Kona
Hawaï
Balanced, thinly acidic, notes of citrusfruit, jasmin.
Roasting grade
Medium roasted
Heigt
1200-1800 m
Variety
Bourbon, Arusha
Process
Hanpicked, fermented, dried on Hoshidanas
The first coffee plants were introduced in Hawaii in 1987. They were planted in the Kona district, in the south of Big Island. The experience of the immigrated Japanese, who had come to the isle in search of work on the fields, allowed for the development of a specialty coffee, since then bearing a Protected Designation of Origin. To achieve optimal quality, the coffee beans are dried on suspended beds called Hoshidana for a period of 7 to 14 days. This way the level of humidity in the beans is lowered from 85% to somewhere between 10 and 13%. The production process is also subject to strict controls by the Department of Agriculture.
Data sheet
- Origin
- Hawaï
- Roasting grade
- Medium roasted
- Aromatic notes
- Floral
- Heigt
- 1200-1800 m
- Variety
- Bourbon, Arusha
- Process
- Hanpicked, fermented, dried on Hoshidanas
- Strength
- Medium
- Acidic/ Good-balanced / Bitter
- Good-balanced
- Deca
- No
- Recommended for
- Omni-roast
- Continent
- America
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