For an iced coffee with a sweet, creamy, and/or chocolate flavor profile, go with a medium roast from Guatemala, El Salvador, Costa Rica, or Honduras Think cream soda on the rocks! For a refreshing tea-like iced coffee with fruit notes, go with an Ethiopian or kenyan roast. What kind of coffee do you use for … Read more
kona coffee is primarily Guatemalan Typica beans , a strain of Arabica but today some farmers are starting to grow other varieties. Is kona coffee specialty coffee? KONA COFFEE & TEA AND SPECIALTY COFFEE Kona Coffee & Tea meets and excels in all criteria of Specialty Coffee Kona Coffee itself has long been highly regulated. … Read more
The Hawaii Coffee Company is another well-established brand based in Hawaii. It has a very long history, with its precedent Royal Kona being established already in 1968. They source their beans from their own plantations, like koa coffee. What coffee is made in Hawaii? kona coffee is the market name for coffee (coffea arabica) cultivated … Read more
Starbucks is proud to source, roast and serve top quality Colombian coffees in 62 countries around the world colombian coffees are among the most consistent in terms of taste and quality and serve as the backbone for many signature Starbucks coffee blends such as Espresso Roast and House Blend. Which Starbucks coffee is Colombian? Starbucks … Read more
100% pure kona coffee is distinguished from all other coffees by its unique island microclimate and extra care taken by generation after generation of coffee farmers Like fine wines, Kona Coffee is processed with the utmost attention through each processing stage from handpicking to milling. Why does Kona coffee taste so good? What is it … Read more