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Tyler Dickinson holding ripe coffee cherries in his hands

Wholesale & partnerships

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We’re building direct, long-term relationships with roasters, importers, and buyers who value traceability, quality, and a real relationship with the farm behind the coffee.

Limited annual allocations

Tell us what you’re building.

Share your market, your role, and what a meaningful farm relationship looks like to you. We’re interested in long-term fit, not one-time transactions.

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Kona,
Hawaiʻi Island.

The family’s exact address is private. Estate details and visit information can be shared directly as relationships develop.

For trade inquiries, write to coffee@1600coffeeco.com

Burlap harvest bags beside coffee trees on the Kona farm
20° N · 155° WHawaiʻi Island