You want 100% Kona coffee, not a "blend" which usually contains only 10 to 20 percent beans from Kona. Expect to pay a lot more for 100% Kona beans. Once you have had 100%, you will stop giving it as a gift.

I'll try and remember some of the specific brands.

HTH

Brett

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"Du or Du not-there is no Tri" - Yoda

I have had very good luck with Ironmancoffee.com The guy who runs it is a fanatic about quality, and roasts to order. Expensive, but worth it and 100% Kona.

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Tony Verow MD
Durango, CO 81301
Averow@bresnan.net

I love Kona coffee. Luckily I have family over there and they keep me in supply, but you can order from the following link:

http://badasscoffee.com/...gory_Code=KonaCoffee

The company is no longer based in Kona but the Peaberry is 100% and is probably my favorite coffee. I had no idea the company had gotten so big but the coffee is damn good.

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-Call of the Wild

Thanks for the suggestion guys, I will check them out. Maybe order a little from a couple different places.