International Jury Cupping Score
86.45
Region
Ka‘ū District,
Big Island
Altitude
1800 feet
above sea level
Lot Size
86 pounds
Winning Bidder
![man standing among coffee trees](https://www.islacoffees.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/05/20230520_082604-1-uai-258x172.jpg)
Farm History
Cory and Connie Koi have operated their farm in the Clouds Rest area near Pahala for 5 years. Coming off of a 27-year career as a Police Sergeant with Hawaii County Police Department, Cory and Connie have expanded from their initial 5-acre farm to managing 33 acres in Ka’ū.
Washed Ka’ū Maragogype
Maragogype is a variety of Arabica coffee, also known as “elephant coffee beans”, which shows with their large size in comparison to other Arabica coffee beans.
This Ka’u Maragogype was hand-picked, then processed using the classic washed fermentation process. The result is a clean, refreshing cup with the citrus notes that high elevation Ka’ū coffees are known for.