News from the Farm
Coffee Berry Borer
For many years Kona — sheltered by Hawaii’s isolated location in the middle of the Pacific Ocean — has been free of t...
Kona Drought
Last year the Kona region of Hawaii Island suffered through its worst drought since rainfall records have been kept. ...
What is Lulo?
In addition to growing one of the world’s finest specialty coffees, Rancho Aloha is producing lulo, an exotic Andean ...
An early review of our new Ebony Roast
A customer review of Rancho Aloha’s Ebony Roast — our new dark roast Kona coffee offering.
The package of Ebony Roas...
Beware 10% Kona Coffee Blends
The October/November issue of the Hawaiian Airlines in-flight magazine Hana Hou! for October/November contains a well...
Kona Coffee Farmers Association ‘Roll of Honor’ Restaurants
The Kona Coffee Farmers Association has recognized two of Kona’s fine restaurants, the Keei Cafe and Mi’s Italian Bis...
Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Visit Kona for the annual Kona Coffee Cultural Festival (November 5-14, 2010).
Every year in early November West Hawa...
Alaska Airlines Introduces 100% Kona Cookies
Alaska Airlines is featuring complimentary ‘Kona Mocha Chocolate Chip’ cookies on flights to Kona — and will soon be ...
Ken Davids’ Praise of Farm-Direct Kona Coffee
In a March 2010 article on ‘Island Coffees’ on his Coffee Review website, renowned coffee cupper Kenneth Davids of Be...
Economic Impact of ‘10% Kona Coffee Blends’
In February 2010 resource economist Marvin Feldman released a fascinating preliminary study of the adverse economic i...