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| | | | | | This month we discuss some of the complexities of coffee grading with Greenwell Farms Owner/CEO Tom Greenwell. Coffee grading can be complex and can apply to different things at different times, so let's dig in and ask the boss! Click Here to Watch> | | | | | | | We are going to guide you step by step in creating the perfect pour over. Using a Hario V60 and some Private Reserve Coffee, let's dive into a few simple steps you can take to maximize flavor and create the perfect balance between sweetness, acidity, and bitterness. Read Blog> | | | | | | | | | Gesha Trees These are Gesha Trees, the coffee that won the 2019 HCA State-wide cupping competition, and may prove to be Coffee Leaf Rust resistant, making it an exceptional choice for planting in Kona. Originating from the Gori Gesha forest in Ethiopia, this coffee is known to be floral, sweet, and exceptionally nuanced and we are overjoyed that it loves our property! | | | | | | | | | Grown from three heritage tree varieties on 35 acres, our best-selling flagship coffee is our pride and joy. Roasted to a Medium-Dark (Full City Roast Level) you will find rich chocolate, sweet caramel and delicate fruit notes throughout. When you are serving coffee to a group (wedding, conference, workshop) and good quality coffee with wide appeal is the order of the day, you cannot go wrong with Greenwell Farms 100% Kona Coffee Private Reserve. Try it Today! > | | | | | In the face of rising inflation and costs getting out of control we remind you that our Coffee Club members get 10% off of their recurring orders. At $44.95 per pound for our classic coffees, CC members are paying $40.45 per pound. If you are drinking 6 ounce cups, and a 16:1 ratio of water to coffee, each 6 ounce cup requires 10.5 grams of beans/grounds. There are 453.5 grams in a pound so divided by 10.5 grams, you will get about 43 cups per pound. That is roughly 0.94 cents per cup for some of the finest coffee in the world! Try it Today! > | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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