I've tried different regional coffees including, papa new guinea, Kenya AA, Sumatra beans, Jamaican blue mountain ... and others. I have to say that Kona is my favorite by far. The shipping bag comes oxygen free when it's being shipped from the vendor. The air is sucked dry to vacuum seal it. Sometimes they get damaged or punctured during shipping. I guess that's what happened to one of the bags. As you know, coffee and oxygen don't go well together, cause once the coffee is oxidized; it starts losing its freshness and it doesn't taste the way it's supposed to taste.
I've made a recent purchase again and I'm very happy with the results. Give this coffee a try before deciding to make a bulk shipment. You have got nothing to lose. Well done Hawaii Roasters. You guys have outdone yourselves.It should be valued around $10. I will drink it but I'm not at all impressed with the coffee at all. i will not buy a second time nor will i waste my time returning it. if you know any coffee out there worth $30 i would buy it.I enjoyed my 1st cup very much. The aroma was heady and the flavor was pleasantly mild. But, ultimately, it is too mild for my daily morning "kick". I'll be going back to my Lavazza mornings when this is gone.If you can get over the high price, why not enjoy some of the best coffee in the world, right here in the good ol' USA?
Warning: once you get spoiled by this coffee, you might not ever settle for less!
Bottom line: great product, would recommend to a friend.
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