We toured Greenwell farms one afternoon after lunch. I am not a coffee drinker,I was interested to see the process of growing, roasting, and producing it. I was so pleasantly surprised to see everything they grow on the farm. It's so much more than coffee. Pineapples, banannas, vanilla beans, herbs, and so much more. Our tour guide was amazing(sorry I forgot your name), but he gas worked there a very long time. He explained everything to us as we toured the farm. It was interactive and informative. We don't have kids ourselves, but others in our tour group did, and he did a great job keeping them engaged. I would recommend this tour if you are in the area. The tour is free, and so are the coffee samples. They have a nice gift shop, which makes a nice place to buy some souvenirs and help a local business.

We visited Greenwell Farms Oct. 27, 2023 for a free tour and coffee tasting. Matt Carter was our guide for an interesting and educational tour. He answered dozens of questions while he provided an in depth look into not only Greenwell farm but the Kona coffee industry as well. His use of anecdotes throughout the tour kept the 15-20 visitors interested and involved. Visitors included people from down the road to the mainland, Denmark and Sweden. After the tour he continued to educate us while we tasted a full range of Kona coffees. We are happy we went.

Our son wanted to do a coffee farm tour. This was a free tour, we were greeted with a warm welcome and several coffees to taste before the tour started. We had a two and four year old on the tour, don't bring them. Ours ended up going back to the car with an adult. The tour was informative.

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our Greenwell Farms Deluxe Tour and Tasting with Kawena. He was extremely knowledgeable, personable, passionate and patient with all of our questions. Chai was educational in explaining all the requirements to becoming a certified Q- Grader-the highest title in coffee tasting. WOW! Visiting the farm gave us an enriched understanding of the extremely high standards Greenwell Farms places on their coffee and a better insight into the manpower and cost of producing 100% Kona Coffee. Thanks Tom Greenwell for being an ambassador and producing exceptional 100% Kona Coffee products. Additionally, thanks Kawena for a memorable time we will cherish and remember. I highly recommend visiting Greenwell Farms. My husband and I have been visiting Kona for over 15 years and Greenwell Farms has continued to exceed our expectations every time. We look forward to seeing you on our next vacation-your Alaskan Friends.

We were entertained by Matt - who displayed his expertise as an educator of teenagers; he imparted so much information about what goes into making coffee in general and what makes Kona coffee unique. Of course we tasted the variety of coffees made by Greenwell farms. Bringing home some Mac nut coffee beans to remember the experience and time spent.

This was an excellent tour that I recommend to anyone visiting the Big Island of Hawaii. It didn't have a touristy feel because you are on the working farm. The tasting was amazing and I'm not a coffee drinker. Don't be put off by the price of the coffee because if you understand what goes into each pound you will respect the outcome.

Couldn't ask for a better tour. Matt was witty, funny and has a passion for coffee that is contagious. The tour is free, which is cool. The caliber of this tour is better than a lot of those paid tours. Their coffee is good and make sure to do yourself a favor and taste all those coffees. If you're on the big island just go.

I read that this tour was for “coffee nerds,” so that was all I needed to hear to want to go. My husband was pretty lukewarm on the idea, as he thinks, foodie topics can be boring and/or too obscure. We both went and LOVED it! They walked us through the orchards and various processing sites. Wonderful aromas wafted around us. We learned about taste profiles, the professional certification that is the equivalent of a sommelier’s degree, and then were guided through a “cupping“ taste exercise with delicate and bold flavors. Our tour guide was a very down to earth Hawaiian man who knew a lot about Hawaiian culture, history, biology, coffee production, the business, etc.

A fun activity for the entire family. We were a group of four adults. The tour is as described. Free coffee samples are available but prices to purchase are pretty high and not worth it to us. The tour was a bit too long (70 mins) and went into too much detail.

We stumbled on this and we are so glad we did. The farm does free tours throughout the day. Each tour is 50 to 70 minutes long. There is minimal walking, but you are on a a farm, so wear something other than flip-flops. Our guide Nate was fantastic. He engaged everyone and was very animated and informative. The tour walks you around a section of the farm where you get to see the whole coffee-growing process from tree to roasted bean. At the end you can sample several different types of their coffees. Even though we are not coffee drinkers, this was a very useful and interesting way to spend an hour or so.