Coffees of Hawaii-Outstanding Taste @ a Reasonable Price

If you're a big coffee drinker like me then you are going to love Coffees of Hawaii.  I came across their website one day looking for new and different coffees.  As I perused their site I realized they were exactly what I was looking for.  Listed below are the different categories they offer.

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Gift Giving

Gift Cards

 

Three Island Gift Tin

 

Island Style Gift Tin

 

100% Moloka'i Estate Gift Tin

 

Build-Your-Own Gift Tin

 

Business Gift Program

 

Valentine's Day Gift Tin

 

Hawaiian Canoe Club Gift Tins

 

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100% Kona Coffee

100% Ka'u Coffee

 

Kona Nightingale

 

Kona Nightingale - Swiss Water ® DECAF

 

Kona Peaberry

 

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100% Maui Coffee

100% Maui Mokha

 

Pōhaku O Kā'anapali

 

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100% Moloka‘i Coffee

Hawaiian Espresso - Moloka'i Style

 

Malulani Estate

 

Malulani Estate Peaberry

 

Malulani Estate Swiss Water ® DECAF

 

Moloka'i Island Princess

 

Moloka'i Island Princess Swiss Water ® DECAF

 

Muleskinner

 

Muleskinner Peaberry

 

SOLD OUT - Christmas 2009 - Custom Roast

 

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Island Blends

Hawaiian Island Style

 

Kona

 

Macadamia Nut

 

Maui

 

Moloka‘i

 

Toasted Coconut

 

Vanilla

 

Vanilla Macadamia Nut

 

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Tisane - Moloka‘i Style

Coffee Cherry Tisane

 

Jasmine Blossom Green Tea

 

Lavender Tisane

 

Lemongrass Tisane

 

Mamaki Ginger Tisane

 

Papaya Leaf Vanilla Tisane

 

Tisane Gift Tin - "Brighten Your Day"

 

Tisane Gift Tin - "Mellow Your Day"

 

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Unroasted Beans

Burlap Sacks

 

Kona Washed Arabica

 

Maui Washed Arabica - Mokha

 

Maui Washed Arabica - Red Catuai

 

Moloka‘i Natural-dried Arabica

 

Moloka‘i Washed Arabica

 

Nicaraguan Jesus Mountain Arabica

 

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Wedding Favors

Bodum French Press - Wedding Favors

 

Kona Nightingale - Wedding Favors (2 oz Bags)

 

Malulani Estate - Wedding Favors (2 oz Bags)

 

Pōhaku O Kā'anapali - Wedding Favors (2 oz Bags)

 

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Music

James Keli‘ipio Mawae

 

Lono

 

Na Ohana Hoaloha

 

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Cups & Saucers

Black Cup (3 1/3 oz.)

 

Black Espresso Mug

 

Black Malulani Mug

 

Black Muleskinner Mug

 

Cappuccino Cup (7 oz.)

 

Cup (12 oz.)

 

Demi Cup (3 1/2 oz.)

 

Latte Bowl (12 oz.)

 

Travel Mugs

 

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Coffee Essentials

Bodum French Press

 

Cappuccino White Chocolate Covered Beans

 

Dark Chocolate Covered Beans

 

Milk Chocolate Covered Beans

 

Thermal Snack Bag

 

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Apparel

Apron

 

Patagonia Polo Shirts

 

Polo

 

Polo - Sleeveless

 

T-Shirt - Espresso

 

T-Shirt - Estate

 

T-Shirt - Island Princess

 

T-Shirt - Muleskinner

 

T-shirt - Style 1 - CURRENTLY SOLD OUT.

 

T-shirt - Style 2

 

T-shirt - Style 3

 

Twill Cap

 

Visors - By Headsweats.com

 

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Plantation Gift Shop

They are running some specials right now:

1) Sign up for delivery today and the first 3 deliveries are FREE

2) Spend $40.00 or more and receive a FREE Travel Mug-(use Promo Code mug10 and choose black or tan at checkout)

3) Fed-Ex 2Day Free shipping.  Spend $90.00 or more-(Use Promo Code freeship10)

Coffees of Hawaii sent me 4- 8oz. bags of coffee to review.  I received the following:

1) Kona Peaberry

2) Kona Nightingale

3) Kona

4) Macadamia Nut

From the website:

100% Moloka‘i Coffee

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Our Moloka‘i trees are rooted in the vivid red earth of the central island's upper slopes. Kualapu'u is the traditional name for this area—"sweet potato hill." The sweet potato ('uala) is a staple food of Hawaiian culture, grown just about everywhere that the land was too dry to support taro (kalo). So the name suggests that this land has been fertile farm country for a long, long time.

Anyone who knows Hawai‘i well will tell you that there's something very different, very special about Moloka‘i. Always has been. 

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Legends tell us that the people here were skilled in sorcery, magic spells—call it, harnessing the power of prayer. You didn't mess with Moloka‘i. The people were known to be both fierce and ingenious. This is the island where hula originated. And here you see the remains of one of the most amazing civil engineering projects of pre-contact Polynesia—dozens of submerged stone aquaculture pens that run along the southeast shoreline. The largest of these, Keawanui, encloses 55 acres of shallow seawater by means of a 2,000-foot-long wall.

Today a spirit of independence and rugged individualism still prevails. The percentage of native Hawaiians is far higher here than on the other islands. People here tend to resist modernization. People live outdoors a lot—hunt, fish, farm. Visitors are welcome, but they don't find much in the way of tourist attractions. There isn't a traffic light on the island. No building taller than a coconut tree.

A lot of nothing, some would say, especially after sunset—thicker darkness than most people have ever seen, more stars than most people ever suspected are in the sky, more silence than you've ever heard.
There's a lot of power in such a place. We happen to think that a lot of these Moloka‘i qualities are present in our beans, and we talk about them with that assumption. Scoff if you want. But that's how you get when you live on Moloka‘i.

Independence. Originality. Spiritual power.

From ancient times, Moloka‘i has been known as place of great spiritual vigor. The old legends claim that the people of Moloka‘i repelled invading armies simply by harnessing the power of prayer. The island continues this tradition of quiet self-reliance by resisting not armies but urban modernism. (Not one traffic light on Moloka‘i!) "Malu" means shade, shelter, and inner stillness. "Lani" refers to the celestial realm.
The Malulani flavor results from our original "washed arabica" process, which brings out the natural acidity of these 100% Moloka‘i-grown beans. Then a gentle roasting releases subtle, resonating essences unique to the soil of Moloka‘i.

When the trade winds get squeezed in between the high peaks of the Hawaiian islands, they howl and thrash the sea channels. Moloka‘i faces three of these wild channels. Looking east to Maui—Pailolo. Looking south to Lana‘i—Kalohi. Looking west to O‘ahu—Kaiwi. Old-days Hawaiians crossed these channels not in jets but in canoes. They used hand-hewn tree trunks, vine lashings, bark sails, powerful muscles, and raw courage. For today's canoe clubs, little has changed.
This Moloka‘i-grown espresso, made from fine arabica beans and roasted to a state of perfect intensity, matches (we think) the power of those tough-living adventurers.

The North Shore of Moloka‘i is an extreme landscape—cliffs that plunge more than 2,000 feet into the crashing sea. At the bottom of these cliffs, a small peninsula juts like a note thrust under a door. Only the most courageous of souls know this peninsula and the switchback trail that connects it with "topside" Moloka‘i. For generations now, Hawaiian muleskinners have traversed this terrain on the backs of their sharp-witted, sure-footed mules.
A natural-dried, dark-roasted bean that's 100% Moloka‘i grown, our original Muleskinner coffee is named for the landscape whose essence it bears.

Hula captures the essence of all that is Hawai‘i. It echoes the forms of nature—specific winds and mists, peaks and seas. It also preserves the skills and history of the Hawaiian people. This art form (they say) began here on Moloka‘i, on a sacred hill known as Pu‘u Nana. From here it spread throughout the islands, and it continues to lead Hawaiian culture into the future.
"Essence" is the word for this 100% Moloka‘i arabica coffee, to which we've added a graceful dash of premium Polynesian vanilla bean—dedicated to all who follow the spirit of the hula.

The coffee flavor as out of this world.  I love coffee and I like mine a little stronger that most and I have to give the Coffees of Hawaii Kona Blend's an A++++.  I was not disappointed at all with any of the flavors.

Coffees of Hawaii is offering my readers a 20% Discount of any item using Promo Code "ellie".  Or just click on the banner below it has the code pre- loaded into it.

Coffees of Hawaii would like to give one of my readers an 8 oz bag of coffee of their choice.  All you have to do is visit Coffees of Hawaii and sign up for their Newsletter( bottom left of home page) return and tell me with what email you signed up with(this entry must be completed for all other entries to count)

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