The History of Kona Coffee

[@rail00]

I had a chance to visit Greenwell farms this summer. Great tour! Very enlightening and super informative. What a relaxed and pleasant experience. Good coffee as well. I also bought some of the chocolate covered peaberries and the were amazing! Like non others.

[@mareenewman]

Wow.. Great to learn all about coffee, thank you.

[@keithwixtrom6435]

Wow! Great documentary!

[@anakarla6414]

What a beautiful doc

[@jeffreyrichardson]

Scott this seems like a lot of work!

[@hollycollins7421]

So Awesome

[@Caprriiahhh]

I'm gonna do a pagent at first I was like no but now I love it

[@Obviousman1]

I never knew!

[@82camino96]

Hahahaha! A man named Gary Baba Booey brought the first coffee plants to India.

[@jeffreyrichardson3478]

aloha

[@ClarkHuman]

I see Tom Greenwell in this video and cringe. What he's not telling you is that he only puts a slight amount of Kona coffee in the mix of other regions to keep t he price low and affordable. If it's real 100% Kona, it should cost around $30/pound and more.

[@JesusChristISTHEONETRUEGOD]

No, it shouldn’t cost a ridiculous amount I.e. 30 plus per pound but idiots pay it so...

[@richardtominaga8957]

100% Kona goes for $25-35 / lb retail while a 10% Kona blend would go around $4-6 for a 7 ounce bag

[@ClarkHuman]

@@JesusChristISTHEONETRUEGOD Hey man, you could have an Asian cat called a Civet poop out some coffee beans which is the most expensive coffee in the world. Kopi Luwak goes for $100 - $600 a pound.

[@zahramusavi3553]

they didnt mention persia for coffee !!!!!

[@stephenleach7151]

Clark, I think your comment about Tommy is irresponsible. I have known Tommy for over 25 years and he has never shown himself to be dishonest.

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[@edbirchland8436]

,? Ruiz !