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We have been working on getting this going since we were in HI last February. Finally, we have everything in place.

This is exceptional coffee grown in the USA! Cultivated from the seed to the cup by free US citizens that make real wages. The only coffee made in the USA comes from HI. All other coffees are grown in regions that pay pennies on the dollar for the cultivation of their products. Pair that with the best tasting coffee and you can understand that great coffee comes with a price. Just like our bullets, if you give this coffee a try you will be hooked.

For the initial launch of Hammer Bullets Kona Coffee we will be placing our first order in about a week. So, right now we are doing a pre order, so we can get an idea of how much to order at a time. Our coffee will be roasted weekly, and we will manage the inventory to ensure that only the freshest possible coffee will be delivered to your door. You can order it in Med roast, Med / Dark roast, and Dark roast. Order whole bean or ground. If you love coffee, you need to try this. It is very good.

 
My wife calls me a coffee snob. Currently I like Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee. Unfortunately the roaster I've been getting it from is not able to supply what I like. I'll be searching for another roaster.
 
My wife calls me a coffee snob. Currently I like Ethiopian Yirgacheffe coffee. Unfortunately the roaster I've been getting it from is not able to supply what I like. I'll be searching for another roaster.
That the La Colombe offering?
 
I love coffee and I love reloading. I just can't/ don't want to afford hammer bullets and looks like the coffee cost just as much
 
There is no slave labor in the US. All other coffee is cultivated by people that make pennies on the dollar compared to US citizens in Hawaii that get paid a living wage in HI for their work. The Kona coffee is grown in a specific region on the Big Island in a unique red volcanic soil. This gives the Kona coffee it's distinct flavor and arguably one of the finest coffees in the world. This is certainly not a money maker for us. At best it will supply us with great coffee for our own needs. We decided to take this on because we really like the coffee farmer and hope we can help support his business. That and bullets, guns, and coffee all go hand in hand! Just makes sense.
 
Just placed our first order today to cover the backorders and some extra to cover orders to come in. He is roasting today, so this order will be filled from this roast. As some time goes by we will get a grip on how much to order to make sure no one is waiting but make sure we do not have coffee on hand for long. He roasts weekly so goal is to order weekly to have very fresh Hammer Bullets coffee going out to our customers.
 
Coffee came in today! There is some backstock available to order now.
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Kona coffee is amazingly good. Smooth and rich. I haven't had better and while the cost is painful to get genuine Kona, it is worth the money (to me.)

The problem is too many people have had "Kona" or "Hawaiian" coffee that really wasn't. Or the small print on the bag (that most don't notice) pointed out it was only 10% Kona or Hawaiian, and that means it was 90% something else. What a waste.

Genuine 100% Kona coffee is a luxury, to be sure. But I love good coffee. If you do, too, try a pound of it and see for yourself.
 
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