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Discover Hawaii's Kō Hana Rum: From Sugarcane to Sip on a Distillery Tour - Honolulu

Discover Hawaii's Kō Hana Rum: From Sugarcane to Sip on a Distillery Tour

Kunia Campeasy

Difficulty

easy

Duration

1.5–2 hours

Fitness Level

Suitable for most fitness levels with minimal walking on flat, accessible paths.

Overview

Explore the art of Hawaiian Agricole Rum making on the Kō Hana Distillery Tour in Kunia Camp. Taste fresh sugarcane juice, walk through heritage fields, and savor barrel-aged rums on this immersive 2-hour journey.

Kunia Camp, Hawaii

Distillery Tour

Ages 21+ • 2 Hours • Crafted in Hawai'i

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Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Embark on an unforgettable journey at our distillery, where you'll savor a Kō Hana Rum cocktail, explore our sugarcane garden, and witness the meticulous production process. Discover the rich history of Hawaiian heirloom sugarcane, experience the aging process in our barrel warehouse, and enjoy a unique tasting adventure from Grass to Glass.

Embark on an unforgettable journey at our distillery, where you'll savor a Kō Hana Rum cocktail, explore our sugarcane garden, and witness the meticulous production process. Discover the rich history of Hawaiian heirloom sugarcane, experience the aging process in our barrel warehouse, and enjoy a unique tasting adventure from Grass to Glass.

Adventure Tips

Bring a valid ID

This tour includes alcohol tastings and requires all guests to be 21 or older; bring your government-issued ID to check in.

Wear comfortable shoes

Expect a brief walk around the property—sturdy, comfortable footwear will enhance your experience.

Arrive early for check-in

Plan to arrive a few minutes before your tour start time to allow smooth check-in and browsing of the tasting room gift shop.

Stay hydrated

Bring water or drink plenty before to balance alcohol tastings, especially under Hawaiian sun.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Hawaiian honeycreepers flitting around native plants.
  • Monk seals sometimes seen at nearby coastal areas.

History

The distillery honors Hawaiian agricultural traditions by cultivating rare heirloom sugarcane varieties once central to the islands’ economy.

Conservation

Kō Hana practices sustainable farming and aging methods that minimize environmental impact, preserving Hawaii’s natural balance.

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Recommended Gear

Government-issued ID

Essential

Required for age verification to participate in alcohol tastings.

Comfortable closed-toe shoes

Essential

Ideal for walking the garden paths and around the distillery facilities.

Light sun protection

Sunglasses, sunscreen, or a hat to protect against Hawaii’s sun during outdoor portions.

summer specific

Notebook and pen

Useful for jotting down tasting notes and distillery insights (though a mini notebook is provided).