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MauiGrown Coffee Company Store Celebrates
One-Year Milestone featuring estate coffee grown at Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms

In September 2007, MauiGrown Coffee Company Store celebrated its one year anniversary. And what an eventful year it was! When MauiGrown Coffee, Inc. owner Kimo Falconer opened the doors to his coffee store located next to the historic mill smokestack, he offered four varieties featuring estate coffee grown at Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms and available in two styles of roasts. Today, Kimo has mastered blending several of these varieties together resulting in an expanded product selection. The dark roast blend called LAVA FLOW made with three varieties is by far the most popular dark roast and is sought after by coffee connoisseurs all over the world. Also popular is the LAHAINA BEACH Blend of different roasts of the Red Catuai variety. Of course, the famous MAUI MOKKA continues to be a top seller.

Added to the selection of coffees, lattes, and blended coffee drinks are pastries including Java Chip Chocolate Cake, Jungle Cake (made with Haiku bananas), Plantation Scones, and ginger cookies. Popular logo merchandise is also available for sale.

This holiday season, two blends will be available - YULE FUEL and MAUI CHRISTMAS BLEND. Also returning is another favorite blend introduced during Valentine’s Day, MauiGrown FRENCH KISS - a seductive blend of French and Medium roasted coffees. MauiGrown Coffee can also customize your own blend for you and provide a custom label.

Sampling of three or four different coffees are offered daily. Store hours are 6:30 am to 5:00 pm Monday through Saturday (closed on Sunday). Coffee can be ordered over the phone at 808-661-2728 or online at mauigrowncoffee.com. All major credit cards accepted. MauiGrown Coffee Company Store is located at 277 Lahainaluna Road in Lahaina.


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Replanting Our Past, Harvesting Our Future
Last January 65,000 pounds of green coffee beans were harvested from the groves of Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms. That harvest represents the culmination of nine years of untiring efforts by Pioneer Mill Company, Kaanapali Land Management Corp. (KLM), and MauiGrown Coffee president Kimo Falconer to bring back one of the island’s most durable crops and maintain diversified agriculture in West Maui for generations to come.

When the Pioneer Mill ended its production of sugar in 1998, Falconer, then director of agricultural research, led the effort to grow and market Ka‘anapali Estate Coffee on the former sugarcane fields. Although the brand developed an excellent reputation among coffee connoisseurs, the company could not compete in larger markets and closed its operations in 2001.

But Falconer never gave up, and with the help of KLM and a small crew they kept the coffee groves alive until a way was found to care for the land and preserve it for agriculture, but also synergize the production of coffee with real estate development.

The ingenious solution was Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms. On 4- to 7-acre “Farm Dwelling Sites” owners can now build the Maui home of their dreams while also participating in a contract with Kimo Falconer’s MauiGrown Coffee to harvest the groves’ green coffee beans, which MauiGrown would then sell to roasters throughout the island.

KLM and MauiGrown Coffee are optimistic about their “Maui origin” crop, featuring a smoky, chocolate-accented brand of coffee Arabica known as “Maui Mokka.” The specialty coffee consumer market that the beans are ultimately destined for has roared along with double digit growth annually for the past ten years. MauiGrown Coffee is poised to ride a boost in demand for Maui origin coffee, both locally and worldwide, and it’s expected that Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms will marry the current demand for high-end real estate with the goal of keeping Maui green and preserving its agricultural legacy. 

To sample a delicious cup brewed by the world’s only producer of Maui certified origin coffee, visit the MauiGrown Coffee Company store located at 277 Lahainaluna Road (next to the old mill smokestack). To schedule a private property tour and/or for more information on Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms, call 808-662-0000.


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Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms: A beehive of activity
Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms is abuzz with news and updates! Recently, three more estate lots were put into escrow, and sales activity continues to increase with a number of daily inquiries, and tours given by our sales staff to this unprecedented West Maui community.

Already, the subdivision’s infrastructure is making a statement and adding to the community’s "wow" factor. Underground utilities have been installed, rock culverts are in, coffee trees are continuing to be pruned, and paved roads will go down over the next few weeks. The main entrance to the subdivision will soon have a facelift highlighted by colorful landscaping and natural rock features - the perfect entrance to your new home in paradise.

MauiGrown Coffee continues to be the buzz for coffee connoisseurs and novices alike. Taste any one of their delicious varieties, grown on your own coffee orchard, at their MauiGrown Coffee Store on Lahainluna Road next to the historic smokestack, and you’ll know why MauiGrown Coffee is indeed no ka oi (the best).

Even nature is getting into the excitement. In addition to the occasional Pueo (owl), ring neck pheasants and other birds are singing a happy tune at Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms. And who wouldn’t be with one of the most spectacular views and real estate opportunities awaiting you.

With a limited amount of premium agricultural land available on Maui, now is the time to own prime real estate on the Valley Isle. Visit us at our Information Center, located at the corner of Honoapiilani Highway and Puukolii Road behind the railroad station, and take a tour of Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms estates. Call 808-662-0000 for an appointment.

Below: Asphalt paving on Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms' main roads is slated for completion within the next few weeks. Landscaping will follow shortly thereafter.

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Meet Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms's Sales Team

John Coté PB
John Cote is one of Maui's savvy real estate veterans. He moved to Maui in 1997 from Dana Point, California. Coté worked for Prudential Maui Realtors, Napili Realty and Lowson & Associates prior to starting his own company, 96761 Realty Corp, in 2005. His successful sales track record and his commitment to the local community caught the attention of Kaanapali Land Management Corp., and in 2005 they appointed him the listing agent for their premier residential community of Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms. Today, he oversees a stellar staff of real estate professionals who passionately believe in their product and are excited to show you the benefits of living at Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms. Contact John at (808) 662-0000 or email john@kaanapalicoffeefarms.com.

Kimberley Thompson R(S)
Kimberley Thompson is Kaanapali Land Management Corp.'s (KLM) newest employee. Hailing from New Zealand, this dynamo realtor - who also holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a post-graduate Teaching Diploma from the University of Waikato - worked in Breckenridge, Colorado for four years before moving to Maui in 2002. Today, she is a valued member of KLM's sales team for the prestigious Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms project.

"I'm excited to be involved with the Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms estates," said Thompson. "It's an exceptional property. The views are spectacular!" Contact Kimberley at (808) 662-0000 or email kim@kaanapalicoffeefarms.com.

Anne-Marie Dugre (RS) and John Cote; (PB)

Homesites with an AWESOME view
Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms' newly constructed viewing platforms on Lot 2 and Lot 23 is now complete. Whether standing ground level or 10 feet high on these new platforms, the commanding vistas of mountains, ocean, and neighbor islands are guaranteed to take your breath away. Reflect upon your privileged lifestyle in this breathtaking Upcountry Kaanapali community and don't forget to watch for the magnificent Pacific Humpback Whales breaching offshore - binoculars are not required.

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Coffee break
The 2006 coffee harvest was completed at the end of January 2007. According to MauiGrown Coffee Company owner Kimo Falconer, the final yield was better than 650 bags or 65,000 lbs. green bean. Although the crop came in lighter than expected - down from 2005 mostly due to some untimely wet weather during the peak harvest period as well as the loss of acreage due to the installation of infrastructure for the Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms lots - the good news is the demand for Maui origin coffee is stronger than ever with the result being stronger pricing.

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News Release
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March 10, 2006
Lot Selections Drawn
For Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms.

Kaanapali Development Corp.'s conference room was packed full of realtors and potential buyers in anticipation of the lot selections for Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms.
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February 22, 2006
Kaanapali Development Corp. (KDC) announced that sales reservations are now being accepted by its subsidiary, PM Land Company, LLC, for a limited number of lots in their new Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms on Maui.
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KCF in the Press

MauiGrown Coffee Brings It All Back Home
Real Estate Maui Style, January 2007
The 500-acre farm is originally a part of the Pioneer Mill sugar plantation, which diversified the land out of sugar cane into coffee in 1988. Pioneer Mill had been farming the land since 1860.
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A unique Maui lifestyle amid the fruits of Maui farming
The Maui News, Saturday Homes Edition | 2/25/2006
Sales for the much anticipated Ka‘anapali Coffee Farms has begun with a limited number of lots in the hills above Ka‘anapali now available.
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Maui ag community launched
Pacific Business News (Honolulu) | 2/23/2006
A new 336-acre agricultural community in Kaanapali was launched on Thursday. Kaanapali Development Corp. launched Kaanapali Coffee Farms, a concept that attempts to combine the area's agricultural roots with the current real estate rush.
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Coffee's back; will it be black?
The Maui News | 2/23/2006 | By Harry Eagar, Staff Writer
KAANAPALI ­ It has taken 15 years of "blood, sweat and tears," but Kaanapali Development Corp. finally is going ahead with an innovative plan to make money from low-density but upscale country housing while preserving diversified agriculture.
Full story at mauinews.com »

On Maui, house lots with java hot items
The Honolulu Advertiser | 2/23/2006 | By Andrew Gomes, Staff Writer
A successor to former sugar and real-estate company Amfac Hawai'i has received approval to sell million-dollar house lots within its working coffee plantation on Maui.
Full story at honoluluadvertiser.com »



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