Ka'u Typica - Green

Country: USA Region: Ka'u, Hawaii Sub-Region: Mauna Loa Varietal:  Typica Process: Washed Altitude: 1800 - 2250 feet above sea level Certification: Direct Trade Cupping: Orange, Black Tea, Sugarcane  Recommended Roast: City to Full City Good For: Pour-overs, auto-drip, full immersion Description: This washed lot was sourced directly from  the sun-drenched southern slopes of Hawaii's Big Island. It's made up of coffee grown in one of the world's most celebrated regions. Ka'u's volcanic soil, elevation, and rare mix of tropical sun and cool mountain mists produce a bean prized for its cup characteristics and often mentioned in the same breath as Kona, but with a character all its own.   From our friends at Aloha Farms Specialty Hawaiian coffees rooted in ancient Hawaiian principles. At Aloha Farms Co-op we strongly believe that our commitment to sustainable agriculture & regenerative Coffee Growing inspires product excellence. The Hawaiian coffee farmers that belong to our co-op are proud to grow and offer you a selection of specialty Hawaiian coffees rooted in ancient Hawaiian principles. Our Co-op provides a variety of prime Hawaiian coffees from 31+ different farms. Our USDA Organic coffee is grown in the South Kona region rain forest nestled in the low maintain clouds at over 3,000 ft. elevation. Our classic Kona Arabica coffee thrives on the slopes of Mt. Hualalai in the rich fertile volcanic soil. Wood Valley on the east side of the Island is the source for our Ka’u coffee, and provides a unique microclimate producing an exceptional high-quality coffee. And our coffees from the Islands of Maui & Moloka’i are grown and selected for their rare and special characteristics. Aina describes our love and respect for the land here in Hawaii and is infused in every aspect of our coffee growing. Our mission is to promote sustainable coffee practices and to provide opportunities for our Hawaiian families and farms. By choosing Aloha Farms Hawaii you are helping the future of coffee farming in Hawaii. Mahalo Nui Loa.