Kona Coffee 

Although Hawaii produces a whole lot variety of coffees, Kona still stands at the top and remains the best above the rest.

What makes Kona coffee so unique? Due to the excellent coffee-growing region, the tropical environment makes it such a gem. Bright sunny day, rain at most of the time in the afternoon, mild night, with no fear of frost, and soil which is deep, dark and rich with nutrients from the volcanic.

Part of the special charm of Kona coffee is its production. Its region spans across almost 2300 acres, and it is home to more than 600 independent coffee farms. Instead of using machinery, these family owned farms harvest their coffee crops by hand. Some sell it to larger Kona processor, but some sell it directly to customers in green or even roaste the coffee beans under their own label.

If you are having trouble in getting Kona Coffee to be delivered to you, especially in the terms of expenses, then you can plan the proper way in getting your favored coffee. 

First, you should buy the beans instead of the already grounded ones. This is to keep the flavor and aroma of the coffee more long lasting. Then, grind only the amount of coffee you consume each day. Do not grind extra, as it flavor will be dissipating and the freshness will not remain. 

To measure the amount you want to grind, you can use your coffee presser. Measure how much does it takes for the coffee to fill the presser, and grind only one press full at a time. If it is possible, try not to use coffee maker. Use coffee press instead. 

What is coffee presser and how to use it?
What is a coffee press you may think? Coffee press is a glass jar, with a top piece. This top piece is attached to a plunger, followed by a screen attached to it. To use a coffee presser, you insert the amount of coffee in the bottom of it, then, pour hot water into the jar, and let it brew for at least 4 minutes. 

Then, push down the plunder which will strain the coffee and keeps the coffee grounds on the bottom. This device is beneficial in two ways, the cost and taste of coffee it produces. It is much better than a coffee maker.

Moving on from brewing, if you are a fan of Kona, make sure you only buy the 100% pure Kona coffee.  Do not buy blend, as usually blends will contain as much as 90% of cheap coffee beans mixed with the original one. You do not pay the high price for such low quality coffee.

If you do not know how much Kona coffee you want to buy, it is recommended to buy the smallest size available. The smallest size available is roughly 8 oz. However, if you like it, you should buy more, up to several pounds to save the coffee delivery service fee because it will be cheaper in price.

If you are a picky coffee lover, you should always order it at a monthly rate, just to maintain the freshness of the beans despite that it may cost slightly higher than buying in a bulk.