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2 lb. Sample Pack 8/31/2010
This week’s sample pack includes the amazing Indian Mysore Nuggets from Valparai Estate, as well as Tanzania Ruvuma Peaberry. On the Latin American side, the contrast in taste profiles is provided by a crisp light Mexican Pluma Tres Oros and the spicy intense Guatemalan Antigua Los Volcanes. Enjoy!
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Kona King Coffee – Roasting
Coffee Randy talks about the roasting process and equipment used at Kona King Coffee Farms to make their amazing estate grown coffees.
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MAUI LAUNIUPOKO, 500 Kai Hele Ku Street
YOUR time is Now.
Living the LAHAINA Lifestyle
Tranquility at its best. Sipping morning coffee at pool side and enjoying barbeque at sunset, welcome home to YOUR Launiupoko home. Built in 2006, this Launiupoko plantation-style home offers 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms spread 2,446 square feet of living area with 1,238 square feet of covered decks and lanai. This spacious estate is spread across a 1.559 acre parcel. Premium interior finishes includes granite counter tops, cherry wood floors and cabinetry, cedar framing & ceilings, marble floors, slate lanai floors and monkey pod kitchen island. Kitchen appliances include dual-fuel Wolf cook range & oven, Thermador wall oven/microwave and Bosch dishwasher. Additional amenities include a heated saline-based pool & spa, not to mention an outdoor shower (for your trips back from Launiupoko beach). Further structure expansion includes garage and barn. This is a main home portion of a CPR parcel on AG zoned land (Apt. B).One of the listing agent is an owner. Owner has an active Hawaii real estate license.
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MAUI LAUNIUPOKO, 500 Kai Hele Ku Street, RayChin.com
YOUR time is Now.
Living the LAHAINA Lifestyle
Tranquility at its best. Sipping morning coffee at pool side and enjoying barbeque at sunset, welcome home to YOUR Launiupoko home. Built in 2006, this Launiupoko plantation-style home offers 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms spread 2,446 square feet of living area with 1,238 square feet of covered decks and lanai. This spacious estate is spread across a 1.559 acre parcel. Premium interior finishes includes granite counter tops, cherry wood floors and cabinetry, cedar framing & ceilings, marble floors, slate lanai floors and monkey pod kitchen island. Kitchen appliances include dual-fuel Wolf cook range & oven, Thermador wall oven/microwave and Bosch dishwasher. Additional amenities include a heated saline-based pool & spa, not to mention an outdoor shower (for your trips back from Launiupoko beach). Further structure expansion includes garage and barn. This is a main home portion of a CPR parcel on AG zoned land (Apt. B).One of the listing agent is an owner. Owner has an active Hawaii real estate license.
For more information, please contact Raymond S.F. Chin, MBA R(S) at 808 344 2677 or visit www.RayChin.com (Featured Properties HOMES Launiupoko 500 Kai Hele Ku Street).
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Ryan & Nicole’s Maui Wedding Lovestory Video Montage @ Olowalu Plantation Estate 2009
This video was shot January 3rd 2009 on at the private Olowalu Plantation estate here on the island of Maui.
The couple choose the Olowalu plantation estate to hold their wedding, sunset photos and reception. The coordinators Jackie and Lori from Tropical Maui Weddings assisted Ryan and Nicole with the location and vendors. Ryan & Nicole had a Hawaiian style ceremony by Reverend Pia with live music from Derick Sebastian.
The clients wisely choose to have us on location long before the ceremony started so we could capture Nicole getting ready and Ryan’s family passing out the lei’s. We will be posting the Published Wedding Book on our website and possibly on our YouTube mauiweddingphoto channel. The location sits on the ocean and has a wide range of photo/video backdrops.
This video was shot with the Sony Z7u mounted on a Steadicam Flyer. We used a camera mounted Zylight to light the video.
If your interested in coming to Hawaii to get married and are interested in our photo and/or video services please visit our site.
http://www.Marbelle.com
Blessings
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Hawaiian Grown TV – Waialua Estate Cacao – Fermentation Process
When the Waialua Sugar Mill closed in 1996, Dole Food Co. Hawaii sought crops that could replace sugar. Michael Conway, Doles manager of agriculture operations on Oahu, had a personal interest in planting cacao, the tree from which chocolate is created.
I had toured different cacao estates and so we used seeds I had collected from around the world, Asia, South America. We put in other crops, too, lychee, coffee. In about 20 acres, in the lowest spot in Waialua, a protected area, which you need for cacao, we got the cacao trees going. But busy with other projects, Dole turned away from the project and the crops lay abandoned for close to four years. But then Conway went back and the trees were still there. We pruned the trees and they were fine. We had never even harvested the pods before.
The pods are cut off the tree, and then the wet beans, covered in a fruity pulp, are scooped out, by hand. One bean is about twice the size of an almond. We put them in wooden boxes or barrels, and allow Mother Nature to take over, kind of like composting, says Conway. Yeasts and bacteria digest the fruity pulp around the bean. You get all sorts of smells coming out—like bread baking, like vinegar. It gets to be 118 degrees in there. A week later, we take them out and spread them in the sunshine. You can smell when theyre done. Now theyre each the size of an almond. Theres no mechanical way to do this process.
Conway sent the beans to a chocolate company on the West Coast, Guittard, and asked if they were any good. He didnt hear from anyone for two weeks, and just as he was ready to pick up the phone to follow up, the president and vice president of Guittard called.
They were here on Oahu—they had flown over to see me. They said, You have a very interesting chocolate. Its got some flavors and flavor notes and features that we normally dont see in chocolate. And when you do see them, the chocolate comes from high-end producers, like estates in Ghana or Equador. That meeting developed into a partnership in which Dole provides the beans, Guittard buys them and Dole buys them back in the form of chocolate.
Still at only 20 acres, Doles cacao farm is nevertheless the largest in the United States, according to Conway, but very small compared to those in other chocolate-producing counties. We hope to expand on this and to create a whole new industry, says Conway. Its a crop that should be able to follow the Kona coffee model—a lot of small producers growing it, and then selling the beans to us.
The cacao is grown pesticide free. Its not organic because we use inorganic fertilizers, he notes. But it could grow organically. Were not putting anything on the trees; we havent found any pests. Hawaii is at the very edge of the cacao-growing zone; 80 to 90 percent of it is grown within 10 degrees of the Equator, while Oahu is twice as far away. Some believe that the fluctuation in temperature to which the trees are exposed contributes to the flavor characteristics, just as a chilly morning in California helps grapes make better wine.
The resulting chocolate is known to be full-bodied, with flavor notes of raspberries, cherries, red wine and dried fruit. Alan Wong is a big supporter and you can find the chocolate in desserts at his restaurant. You can also buy it at the Dole Plantation Store under the Dole brand name. Its also contained in some products from local company Malie Kai Chocolates.
Its a higher end chocolate, says Conway. It could be considered the rarest chocolate in the world.
For more videos like this, visit http://www.hawaiiangrowntv.com
Duration : 0:7:27
953 Makani road Pukalani Hi Maui 96768
953 Makani road Pukalani Hi Maui 96768 this home is listed at $674,000
The reasons
Why I love this home!
Theres a new kitchen, cabinets, lazy susan, spice drawer, pegasus sink, picture windows new appliances, deep granite sink, corian counter tops
A pull down attic stairs so there is always lots of dry storage
A large laundry room with a back door to the view and fresh air
The back deck, the front covered patio for country living and family gatherings
Private setting away from all cars and busy streets
The neighbors are great, safe and fun, easy to get along an extended ohana
There is outside storage, plenty of space in the garage and a cement slab storage unit great for all of dads stuff
Fresh fruit and room for a garden, bananas, limes, figs, pomegranates, coffee, rosemary all in our yard
A mother in-law unit family or mortgage helper
A fenced in back yard good for children and pets
Main house is 1568 sqf
3 bedroom 2 bathroom
2 car garage
Mother In-Law is 600 sqf
2 bedroom 1 bathroom
The land is 15354 sqf
The price is $674,000
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Nicaraguan Fina El Limoncillo Pacamara PeaberryKaanapali Coffee Farms, Maui, Hawaii
Imagine living in serenity and privacy on your own coffee orchard on Maui. Enjoy stunning ocean views, breathtaking sunsets and the perfect climate. Check out our website www.kaanapalicoffeefarms.com to learn more about real estate opportunities at this unique agricultural community.
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Fratello Coffee: Nicaraguan Pacamara Peaberry
A New Coffee Coming Soon by Fratello Coffee:
Nicaraguan Fina El Limoncillo Pacamara Peaberry
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Yes, here is the answer! This handy, clever little Pod Holster allows you to use our wonderful Coffee Pods with your Keurig Machine.Our artisan, handcrafted blend of our 100% pure Kona Coffee and our hand selected estate Hawaiian Tropical coffee is perfect for your Keurig Machine. Its on sale now. See for yourself!
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