Approximate share of planted coffee
Our coffee · Estate cultivars
Rare coffee,
grown with intention.
At 1,600 feet above the Pacific, coffee is shaped tree by tree and season by season. The estate begins its new chapter with two established cultivars: Gesha and Pacamara.
From this elevation
Coffee shaped by variety, land, and human attention.
The work begins with what is already here: an established orchard, unusual cultivars, and the conditions of a particular place. Each harvest will be described on its own evidence—its process, lot record, and cup—rather than promises made ahead of the season.
For trade partners, that means a direct conversation about what can be sampled, what can be verified, and what the farm is learning as its new stewardship takes shape.
Hawaiʻi’s rarest coffee. A legacy carried forward.
Two rare plantings · By the numbers
Approximate share of planted coffee
Approximately grow Gesha
Approximately grow Pacamara
The established plantings
Two cultivars.
One defining place.
These are cultivar portraits, not current-lot tasting notes. Release details will be published only when the harvest record is complete.
01 · Cultivar
Gesha
Precision rewards patience.
Elegant, floral, and famously difficult to grow well, Gesha rewards precision and patience. Its reputation is global; this estate’s expression is inseparable from the elevation, conditions, and close attention surrounding every tree.
Estate plantedRelease details forthcoming
02 · Cultivar
Pacamara
A distinct expression of the same land.
Bold, complex, rare, and unmistakably large-beaned, Pacamara is grown by only a small number of farms on Hawaiʻi Island. Its scale and rarity invite a more hands-on relationship from tree through harvest.
Estate plantedRelease details forthcoming
Side by side
Different expressions. A shared origin.
The most useful comparison will come from the estate’s own lots. Until then, this record stays intentionally simple and avoids inventing flavor language before the coffee is ready.
Gesha
- Estate status
- Established planting
- Known for
- Exacting cultivation and aromatic potential
- 1600 record
- Harvest and cup details shared when verified
Pacamara
- Estate status
- Established planting
- Known for
- A large-beaned, distinctive cultivar
- 1600 record
- Harvest and cup details shared when verified
Future lot releases
Details, when the coffee is ready.
Each release will carry the information specialty buyers need, without getting ahead of the farm or the harvest.
Harvest year
Season and picking window
Process
Method and drying record
Lot identity
Cultivar and traceable lot code
Cupping record
Final score and evaluation context
Tasting notes
Cup-specific notes, never assumed
Availability
Limited annual allocations
Trade relationships
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