The Greenwell Farms legacy began in 1850 when Henry Nicholas Greenwell left
England and first set foot on the fertile soil of rural Kona.
Greenwell farms is one of the biggest names in Kona coffee. This is their highest quality
bean, a very large, clean, polished coffee with a flavor matching the looks.
Kopiko Estate is a recent addition to Greenwell and used as their model farm for many
small holders. At a higher altitude than most, and contains experimental coffee strains
used to advance both disease resistance and better tastes.Typica is classic Kona
coffee. The original strain that made the coffee famous. Large beaned and fairly classic
tasting. This is a wonderful example of traditional Kona coffee.
A gem of processing, even roasting with low-medium chaff levels. If shooting for lighter
roasts, make sure at least 95% of beans are through first crack. A quick light roast will
be pretty bright and semi-herbal with stronger fruit tones. Assuming you don’t mind
some citric and fruit tones in the cup, it will be most exotic at the lighter roast points.
Medium roasts are gentle and sweet, a cup everyone will love. Darker roasts are tasty
but way more neutral of a cup, a little bit of shame to burn out those cool island tones,
stronger and a bit fuller bodied.