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Kona Laurina Champagne Natural - Low Caffeine 100% Kona Light Roast

Paradise Coffee Roasters

$75.00113gIn Stock

Kona Laurina Champagne Natural - Low Caffeine 100% Kona Light Roast

Kona Laurina Champagne Natural - Low Caffeine 100% Kona Light Roast is a Kona Farm Direct — Holualoa, Kona, Natural coffee from Paradise Coffee Roasters.

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Details

Origin
Kona Farm Direct — Holualoa, Kona
Process
Natural
Available Sizes
  • 113g$75.00 ($66.37/100g)
  • 340g$200.00 ($58.82/100g)

Description

Kona Laurina — Kona Farm Direct Roasting May 6, 2026Orders containing this coffee will ship after the roast date Light Roast Tasting Notes Red oolong tea, vanilla and milk chocolate aromatics.Strawberry, watermelon, pistachio. Origin Kona Farm Direct — Holualoa, KonaProduced on a 6-acre farm operated by Kraig Lee, a 30-year industry veteran. In addition to running a nursery supplying trees to farms across the island, Kraig dedicates small plots to trialing exceptional varieties. Laurina is one of the rarest—just a handful of trees grown here and at a few nearby farms. Variety — Laurina (Bourbon Pointu) Laurina is a natural dwarf mutation of Bourbon, originally discovered on Réunion Island. It produces small, pointed cherries and contains roughly half the caffeine of typical arabica. Yields are extremely low, and harvesting is labor-intensive. As a result, total production in Kona is exceptionally limited—likely under 500 lbs annually across all farms. Why It’s Rare in Kona In 2009, Paradise founder Miguel Meza sourced Laurina seeds from the Hawaii Agricultural Research Center and helped establish early plantings at Hula Daddy. From there, seeds were propagated to a small number of farms, including Kona Farm Direct. Despite its quality, the variety remains scarce due to its low productivity and difficulty to grow. Process — Champagne Natural This coffee is processed using our Champagne Natural method, developed in 2019 and refined through ongoing experimentation. Cherries are: Sorted and sanitized Fermented in a bioreactor with selected wine yeast Fully metabolized into acids, alcohols, and aromatic esters At the end of fermentation, the fruit becomes crisp, tart, and lightly effervescent. The coffee is then: Dried at controlled temperatures in a humidity controlled environment Rested in cherry before milling This process enhances clarity, aromatics, and layered fruit character.

About Paradise Coffee Roasters

Location
Hawaii, United States
Region
North America
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