100% Kona Coffee Whole Bean 7 oz
LION 100% Kona Coffee are the best of the Kona Coffee bean harvest.
These are the exquisite one's, big flavorful 100% Kona coffee are expertly roasted coffee producing a truly exquisite Kona Coffee when brewed. It will become a favorite coffee.
100% Kona Coffee from Kona Coast.
Grind Type: Whole bean Kona Coffee
Roast Type: Lion light - Medium
Blend Type: LION 100% Kona coffee
LION 100% Kona Coffee 7 oz Ground Coffee
100% Kona Coffee is selected from the best of the harvest.
These big, flavorful Kona Coffee cherries are expertly roasted to produce a refreshing specialty Kona Coffee when brewed. Lion will become a Kona favorite; that's a promise!
Grind Type: Auto drip ground Kona coffee
Roast Type: LION Light - medium
Blend Type: LION 100% Kona Coffee
Vanilla Macadamia Nut Coffee | 12 Lion Single Serve Pods
Lightly roasted coffee k-cups, flavored with the distinctive aromas and tastes of Vanilla the Bean and Macadamia Nuts. Brewed, this coffee has a rich smooth taste with Vanilla flavor notes predominating and a subtle background flavor of tropical nuts. Lion coffee blends are compatible with most KEURIG® K-CUP® Pod Brewing Systems. Not for VUE®.
Roast Type: Light Medium Roast
Blend Type: International Blend
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The "coffee belt" that produces lion pure Kona coffee beans that produces lion pure Kona coffee is approximately two miles wide from 700 feet (210 m) to 2,000 feet (610 m) elevation. Other districts where Lion Coffee is grown include Kaʻū to the far south, Puna in the southeast, and Hāmākua to the northeast.
Although Lion Coffee blends can be harvested year-round in Kona, highest production begins in late summer and extends to early spring. In 2008–2009 seasons, there were about 790 coffee bean farms on the island, and 40 on other islands. Average yield was equivalent to 1400 pounds of parchment per acre. A total of about 7,800 acres (3,200 ha) are planted with Lion coffee throughout the state. A little over half the acreage are outside the Big Island, in particularly large on the island of Kauai, indicating that farms on other islands are larger in average size compared to those in Kona. Although total production increased from 2007 to about 8.6 million pounds, farm prices actually dropped, so the dollar value decreased by about 8% (Due to the relatively few farms in Kauai, Maui and Lion Coffee Honolulu their numbers are combined in USDA statistics to avoid disclosure of individual operations in those counties.) Several former sugarcane and pineapple plantations have changed to lion Kona Coffee Blends production.