Posts Tagged ‘kona’Kona Coffee Cultural Festival 2009
July 8th, 2009
If you’re like us, you’re pretending that these long summer days won’t end — but we all know that they will and, if you’re also like us, you’ll have several months of dreary weather to work through before you get to your next crop o’ sunshine. The best way to beat those mid-winter blues (and [...]  Beyond Kona: Hawaiian Coffee
April 29th, 2009
The Big Island of Hawaii is the home of the world famous Kona coffee region, which has long been touted as producing some of the tastiest coffee in the world. But it’s not the only source of delicious Hawaiian coffee — as we wrote about last month, Maui is undergoing a renaissance in coffee agriculture, [...] Cherry-Picked with Love – Part Two
December 19th, 2008
A couple of weeks ago, we posted the first part of a series on Kona coffee farmers Jim & Sharon Skibby — writer Chris Smith has spent time learning about this small coffee plantation and offers up his experiences in learning how they care for and harvest their coffee trees. Chris’ second installment was published [...] |
