They sell 2 pound or 1 pound bags of Kona coffee beans. You can even try the roast first. They can…read moreground the beans for you too. We tried them all. The better were the vanilla macadamia, dark roast and the medium roast peaberry. As far as flavors, the vanilla macadamia is the best one. The mixed roast was okay. The peaberry kona coffee is more expensive, because the beans are kept whole and intact from splitting and as such is less bitter and more smooth t

A little hole in the wall coffee retailer. Lots of samples to try and they are super nice about…read moreit. I walked in, checked out what was for sale and sampled several of their coffees. They only sell the coffee that they produce. I thought because it was called an Outlet, that they would carry a bunch of different coffee produced by different farms and roasters but this isn't the case.

Lovely people & lovely coffee!…read more Coffee 5/5 Dirty Coffee - Tasty and the caramel crisp is such a unique touch. Very innovative! Vanilla Bean Latte - Tastiest one we've had on the island. Service 5/5 There was a miscommunication, no one's fault. We initially got an espresso instead of a vanilla latte and so she gave us a latte on the house. Very kind of her. Happy to get cracked out on their coffee any day.

The owner are super knowledgeable and very friendly! We had a great chat with them about coffee,…read moreeverything from beans to brewing to their Weber EG-1 grinder. We got two pour overs, a latte with oat milk, and a dirty coffee with oat milk. Super smooth and tasty coffee, the pour overs were exceptional, not sour at all! If you buy beans from here, they'll even give you the recipe and a sample of ground coffee so you can compare how fine to ground your coffee, super helpful and something we haven't seen other coffee places do!

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.

We've been on the big island for a week and have visited this shop almost everyday. Cant say much…read moreabout their coffee because we haven't tried it but we have tried their smoothies and no matter which flavor we get they have been great. The service is always on point and the ladies always have a smile on their face.

Best smoothie! My son said it's better than ice cream! At $4 for keiki size it's so reasonable! I…read moregot cold brew with ube foam. My usual drink is a latte so maybe that's why it wasn't my favorite...but I can taste the quality. The ube foam had me curious. The drive thru is a nice touch and the ladies are super nice.

I was vacationing in Hawaii (oh man that sounds pretentious).... ok lets just go with it. And I…read morecame upon this stand at the farmers market. They had the coffee in thermal canisters and powdered creamer. So I am thinking "Oh man how is this going to taste?" Well, it was only the best FREAKING coffee EVER!! I mean imagine if it had milk or real creamer in it? It could only go up from there. I usually buy a Macadamia nut flavor bag for the parents and the BF's parents for Christmas as well. Can't go wrong with feeding the addiction.

My wife and I ran across a tiny shop in Kailua-Kona giving away samples of brewed coffee. I…read morehonestly had my doubts about the quality of the coffee. I couldn't have been more wrong. We loved the French Roast. I prefer bold coffee and this was great. No bitterness and fantastic flavor. Obviously I'd prefer to buy it in Kona but unfortunately that's not going to happen any time soon so it is nice to get it via mail. Their service is great!

The farm is very scenic, but shortly after arriving a lady yelled at us and attacked us with rude…read moreand strong language. We were asked to leave promptly.

We had the good fortune of coming across their coffee at a farmer's market while visiting Hawaii…read more This is one of several brands I tried while there, and I must say theirs was the best, especially for the price. Now that I've depleted my supply of the various coffees I brought back, I decided to order more. I placed my order last night, and this morning received an email that they are roasting this morning, and will grind and ship it this afternoon! I've already received the notification from the USPS that the shipping label has been created...can't wait to get my freshly roasted coffee!

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.

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.