I am gonna give them five stars for the free tour, all the information, the $10 coffee flight the…read morecoffee and the Aloha spirit. Yes there is a difference in light, med & dark roast also drum vs air roasted and finally organic vs non-organic. If you are really a coffee head, go for the peaberry. Taking several bags home including chocolate covered peaberry Kona. The beans at Holualoa Kona Coffee are fresh roasted with visible oil on them. Big difference between their beans and the dry discount Kona beans sold at the farmers market. They are a little hard to find off the gps just look for the Aloha Adventure Farms sign and go past Aloha Adventure and follow the signs to Coffee Tour. Parking lot is just above the roasting shed and below the coffee trees.

We were actually looking for coffee not a coffee farm and stumbled upon this rustic farm not too…read morefar from Us. The ladies working here were SO FRIENDLY and provided us to so much information about the coffee farming and roasting process. We were very impressed. We got a flight of coffee to taste and came home with the vanilla macadamia nut coffee and well as the chocolate covered pea berries. Nothing but a great experience all round!

I searched Yelp for breakfast... boing! No breakfast served here but they have comp coffee, tea…read moreand we were given a sample of their fabulous rum cake. Wow! The last time we bought rum cake was in Jamaica but this one was SO much better. It was like a zoo trip for hubs. He pointed out the peacocks, turkeys plus they had an in shop Pomeranian and chickens too.

There is not much to say other than "Amazing". It is far above the waterline above Captain Cook…read more When you make the turn up the hill onto the narrow road, don't stop, you are on the correct road. Eventually you will come to a very quaint store and you have reached your destination. The coffee/tea tasting room is there and it is where your tour begins. Parking is available right in front of the tasting room and overflow parking is also available. Make sure you say hi to the parrots and play some 50's music for the birds. The farm tour is via a 6 passenger ATV. That is 5 or less people and their driver. Our your guide gave such great information and history behind the various fruit trees, coffee plants and tea leaf plants. It is a really great tour of the farms. When you arrive back at tour center, you have the opportunity to taste various teas and coffees. They are all for sale (coffee, tea and chocolate). They have the Peaberry coffee which is considered special coffee, higher in flavor and caffeine content. You will learn about the special bean during your tour. You need to go here and spend a couple hours.

This is a nice destination in Kona. You sign up on their website when you want to arrive then you…read moreshow up. This is a family run business so the owner walked us around the property. He has great stories to share about the business origins. At the end of the tour, you sit down at their restaurant and you sample the coffee and tea. They also have a gift shop where they sell coffee, tea, chocolate and other merch. You should also know that the business also has a food truck where they vend at the Kamuela farmers market in Waimea on Saturdays. Their food is great, but not sold at the farm.

My favorite Kona coffee farm! The family that runs Pine Village Small Farm is amazing - super…read morefriendly and you can clearly tell they take so much pride in what they do. The coffee itself is top tier. I loved how they explained the different types of beans. They do offer tours, so I recommend calling ahead to check on their availability. There is a beautiful patio that overlooks the ocean and you can enjoy a coffee or tea there. I ordered the coffee jelly dessert and it was awesome. Definitely make sure to pick up a few bags of coffee on your way out! Great for gifts and even better for yourself!

Franck, the owner was friendly knowledgeable and passionate! Nice presentation. Loved answering our…read moremillion questions!! Space was clean, tidy. Beautiful farm. Worth the visit!

Ladies & Gents: Don't miss the tour if you have time on the big island. I would submit you take the…read more$34 difference per pound between Kona from Amazon & this farm & invest it prudently in the stock or bond markets. While I'm sure the farmers have discriminating palates, you could retire better one day & enjoy your Kona as well !

Short Review: Very intimate, robust and detailed tour of the…read morefarm, with explanations of the Kona coffee business, the history of coffee on the island, and their personal story about how they started the farm. Very amazing 90-120 minutes that you'll enjoy if you're an intellectual. This isn't the tour for you if you're looking for a quick tour and Kona coffee purchase. Also, there is a B&B on premises. Long Review: Hans and Marsha Eckert are the owners and operators of Lyman Kona Coffee. After Googling "Kona Coffee Tours" we came upon this place - and Hans opened his home and business to our tour of 5 people on an early Sunday morning. We sat out back behind the Bed & Breakfast under a covered trellis with a 180-degree view of the ocean while Hans sat us down and proceeded to give us a 45-minute lecture on his background, the coffee business and his farm. Well no wonder we felt like we were in school...turns out he's an ex-college professor with a PhD and two Master's degrees! After getting sick of not making the money he wanted as a professor, he and his wife decided to move to Hawaii and set up shop. The details of the story are absolutely fascinating, and especially Marsh's connection to the land as a 5th generation immigrant to Hawaii. After his talk, we walked over to where the he mills the coffee and he explained the whole process. Afterwards, we got to taste their coffee. Its absolutely fantastic! We purchased a half pound of it, and were on our way. Absolutely great time, especially because we got such a rich history lesson not just about coffee, but about the world and Hawaii and commerce. Highly recommend the tour. Just a note, the farm is for sale as of this writing (June 2019) so if you're looking to become a coffee grower and producer, you should call Hans. Its a great farm with thousands of coffee and fruit trees.

I'll get this out of the way first- I have never been to the farm, nor to the BnB. I purchased…read moregreen coffee beans from Lyman Farms for years after searching high and low for a real farm that sold real beans, actually grown in the region. It is so hard to find reputable sources of roasted and green coffee when the name commands a premium, so I was very happy to find this farm. I was very sorry to hear the farm was sold, and sad when I roasted my final batch. I sincerely hope whoever the new owners are take care of the farm, and hopefully start selling beans again soon.

Incredible coffee! Our daughter brought this home to Oregon for us. Do you ship out of state?…read more It's so good!

I was browsing the farmer's market in Kailua-Kona and saw this coffee so I bought a bag to try at…read morehome. I ground some beans, put them in my Aero Press and drank it black. This coffee has low acidity and good flavor. Had I tasted a sample, I would have bought three more bags. Will definitely buy more.

I've been buying this coffee for well over 15 years on a monthly basis, I believe eight packs a…read moremonth. The coffee is organic, which is a plus as per my wife I would highly recommend purchase of their coffee because it is outstanding. I have always gotten the medium roast but that is the only one I can comment on. Old Hawaiian coffee gives personalized service which is outstanding and unusual in this industry.. Misha is the owner which I talk to a couple times a year to see how everything is for him and had some great conversations throughout the year. I give it a five star rating!

An excellent organic coffee farm in the heart of Captain Cook in Kona Hawaii. Erik places a…read morespecial emphasis on the art and process of producing the finest Kona Coffee. Visit this coffee farm and see for yourself the amount of effort it takes, with vintage machines, to produce the most amazing quality of coffee beans you'll ever taste. If you do visit this coffee farm, you'll realize the nutrient rich soil to grow the Kona Coffee beans and the meticulous time to roast the coffee beans. Excellent personal service with the ambiance of Aloha.

Due to a flight delay we had a little extra time and did a drop in tour, staff was friendly the…read morecoffee was smooth and delicious and the presentation and tour was very informative. Call to schedule or to get the gate code. The view from their patio was gorgeous and the tasting room is small but comfortable.

Not expecting much but fantastic surprise. The most informative and complete tour and detailed…read moreexplanation of the coffee growing, maturation and roasting process I've experienced. Truly a great experience and FREE. Worth the time, coffee is amazing and overall experience