Here is the simple truth about most coffee: Most coffee companies mix their coffee beans with Robusta Coffee Beans they are cheap beans & have a bitter taste to them. They do this is to give the consumer a feeling that they can save a few dollars with their company. We think giving a customer a higher quality coffee is what is going to bring our customer's back. All of our coffees are 100% Gourmet Grade Coffee Beans. Since we never mix in these cheaper beans, you get a great cup of coffee. Remember that’s what sets us apart from our competitors, the quality you get in each cup of coffee you drink. That's why we have so many return customer & amazing feedbacks.
We are a family owned and operated business; we take pride in our coffees. At Blue Macaw Coffee Roasters we only use
100 % Arabica Coffees & we feel you should only buy coffee from a real Coffee Roasting Company.
This Kona coffee is clean and well-balanced with a medium body and cheerful, bright acidity yet classically balanced and often exhibiting spicy and also buttery qualities with subtle winey tones, intensely aromatic, and with a great aftertaste/finish.
Grown only on the Big Island of Hawaii, the unique flavor of pure Kona coffee is recognized by coffee aficionados as one of the world's classic single origin coffees. Smooth and mellow, our pure Kona coffee is delicately balanced with a lively finish, reflective of our farm's high elevation and deep volcanic soils.
Ken Davids, a well-known coffee critic, describes the pure flavor of Kona coffee in a brochure prepared for the Hawaii Coffee Association as follows:
"One of the world's classic coffee origins, produced exclusively from a traditional strain of typical (one of the world’s oldest coffee varieties) selectively hand-picked, and wet-processed, using the traditional ferment-and-wash method. This classic heritage is reflected in the fundamental Kona cup, with its gently lively acidity and high-toned, clean complexity. Nevertheless, the complex micro-climates of the rugged Kona terrain and variations in husbandry and processing among its defiantly idiosyncratic farmers has created a fascinating array of variations on the basic Kona cup, ranging from sweet and simple, through sweet and delicately complex, to exhilaratingly fruity, to (at the highest growing altitudes) grandly austere and acidity.