Description
Kona has a unique flavor profile with a distinct winy acidity and intense lingering finish.
Grower: Aloha Farms
Region: Kona Coast Hawaii
Variety: Typica
Altitude: 2200 masl
Process: fully washed, sun-dried
Degree of Roast: 2
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