Chocolate Farm Tour Farm Tour Reviews

Our cacao orchard is located on on the East Side of
Kauai at Ein Rogel Farms, where you can experience
over 40 different tropical fruits on over 12 acres.
Learn about permaculture and see how a sustainable
exotic fruit farm works.

The chocolate farm tour is a three-hour guided
educational adventure where you will learn all about
the cacao tree and see how chocolate is made from
the cacao fruit (cacao pods). See 7 different varieties
of Theobroma Cacao and Theobroma Grandiflorum.

At the end of the tour we sit down to a chocolate
tasting to sample chocolates from all over the world
and compare them to Kauai Chocolate. We offer
beverage pairings of green tea, Kauai coffee, and
Kauai spring water to cleanse our palates. You can
also sample our renowned coconut butter truffles,
winner of the Peoples Choice Award and Best
Dessert of the 2009 Healing Garden Festival.

The Chocolate farm tour starts at 9 AM
and ends at noon. Call 808-634-6812 to
reserve a space on the next tour. The
cost is $55 a person, children are free.
The tour is open rain or shine.

Sample cacao, taste miracle berries, mangosteen,
breadfruit, coconuts, vanilla, atemoya, coffee
rambutan, avocados, blood red oranges, tangeloes,
tangerines, white pineapple, macadamia nuts, sugar
cane, breadfruit, pomelos, any many others.

Chocolate is a true superfood, containing the
three essential component of food: protein,
carbohydrates, and fat. Garden Island Chocolate
uses a stone melanger to grind the beans
preserving the medicinal properties. Consequently
Kauai chocolate retains extremely high levels of
flavonols (antioxidants), theobromine,
phenylethylamine, and anandamide.

Kauai chocolate is a single-origin exclusive
derivation, distinguished by the local soil and
pristine environment that brings out inherent
genetic characteristics. We keep the percentages
of cacao high (80%) to ensure the health benefits.
Taste the Aloha.

Advanced reservations are required.

Directions: 5566 Kahuna Rd. Look for a sign that says Ein Rogel Farms on a tree. Park on the right side of the road, the tour starts on the left side of the road through the rock wall driveway.

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