Kona Returns to Starbucks

Posted on March 5, 2004 - by deCadmus

Kona Returns to Starbucks

In a move that likely has folks in the Kona coffee council dancing in the streets, Starbucks is bringing Kona coffee back to its shelves after an extended absence…

Prodded for a comment, Cea Smith at SmithFarms — a tiny little coffee farm on the Kona coast — expressed her hopes the national exposure that Starbucks will offer America’s own [and only] coffee origin will lead to more people enjoying the flavor that is unique to coffees from the region.

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Posted on March 5, 2004 - by deCadmus