Ka'u Coffee News: Christmas Parade in Pahala

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Christmas Parade in Pahala

Ka`u Coffee farmers and beauty queens joined the annual Christmas Parade in Pahala, Dec. 11.

Ka'u Coffee Growers Cooperative

‎2011 Young Miss Ka'u Coffee First Princess Shailei-Marie Penera, 2010 Miss Ka'u Peaberry, 2011 Young Miss Ka'u Coffee Second Princess Malia Corpuz.

‎2011 Young Miss Ka'u Coffee Queen Dayse Andrade

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Ka'u Coffee Mill carries on a tradition of agriculture on Wood Valley Road above the village of Pahala. Ka'u Coffee is grown, hand-picked and milled on the slopes of Mauna Loa, the largest Volcano on Earth, rising 13,679 feet above the Pacific Ocean. This renowned Ka'u Coffee region lies on the edge of Hawai'i Volcanoes National Park and is also famous for macadamia orchards, ranches and the longest uninhabited coastline in Hawai'i.

Ka'u Coffee wins international tasting awards and has gained a reputation as some of the most carefully cultivated, harvested, milled, and roasted coffee on the planet. Ka'u Coffee is grown in the most ancient of volcanic soils where rains nourish coffee trees almost every afternoon following a morning of Hawaiian sunshine.

Visit the Ka'u Coffee Mill, to taste the Ka'u Coffee, explore the farm, and tour around the mill while you watch coffee processed from farm to cup! Enjoy the mural and wildlife art of renowned artist Kathleen Kam who has painted coffee cherries, our state bird - the nene, the life of the valley, and the volcano for your enjoyment.

Mahalo (thank you) for your interest and support!

Ka'u Coffee Mill Visitor Center open Monday through Sunday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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