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Hawaii coffee

Hawaii has no other name than the Pearl of the Pacific. We are not surprised. The wildlife, beautiful beaches, high mountains and warm ocean attract tourists and adventurers from all over the world. Behind the high quality and unique flavour profile of Hawaiian coffee, we look to the tradition of… view all

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Hawaii Kona Hula Daddy – Roasted Coffee
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Hawaii Kona Hula Daddy – Roasted Coffee

Coffee plantations in Hawaii are small, but many. It's the luxurious nature of the coffee that makes it so rare – coffee plants, brought from Brazil, thrive in the hot Hawaiian climate. The flavor is so good it's hard to describe, very intense with hints of florals, mangoes and chocolate. Hawaii Kona Hula Daddy is an exclusive world-class delicacy you just have to try for yourself. More in product details
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381,67 € /1000 g 38,17 € /100 g
Freshly roasted and delivered by Do patku = to Friday, 9. 5. 2025
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Hawaii coffee

Hawaii has no other name than the Pearl of the Pacific. We are not surprised. The wildlife, beautiful beaches, high mountains and warm ocean attract tourists and adventurers from all over the world. Behind the high quality and unique flavour profile of Hawaiian coffee, we look to the tradition of family farms and the conditions in which it grows. Sunny mornings, cloudy afternoons, light breezes and mineral-rich volcanic soil give coffee trees everything they need to grow healthy and produce a wonderful crop.

Coffee from the Hawaiian Islands has a harmonious flavour and a distinctive, multi-layered aroma. You will find fruit, flowers, chocolate, spices and wood in one cup.

Although coffee can be harvested all year round in Hawaii, the bushes reach their peak production between August and December. Statistics indicate that Hawaiians operate around a hundred farms on forty different islands. Coffee is so popular that in some cases it has replaced sugar cane and pineapple.

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