The A's to your Q's
Frequently Asked Questions
What does “Misma Lani” mean?
What does “Misma Lani” mean?
Misma = Same in Spanish
Lani = Heaven in Hawai'i
Misma Lani means “same heaven.” It reflects our bicultural story — rooted in Mexican heritage and grown on Hawaiian land. We chose this name to honor both sides of our identity and the shared purpose that brings it all together.
Where is your coffee grown?
Where is your coffee grown?
All of our coffee is grown on our 8-acre farm in Kona, Hawaiʻi, on the slopes of the Hualālai volcano. We care for every tree ourselves, and every cherry is handpicked at peak ripeness.
Is your coffee 100% Kona?
Is your coffee 100% Kona?
Yes. Every bag is 100% Kona Coffee — no blends, no fillers. We grow, pick, and process our own beans right here on our farm.
What makes your coffee different?
What makes your coffee different?
We’re a Latina-owned, farmer-led business. We grow our beans with intention, process them on-site, and partner with a local women-owned roastery. It’s more than coffee — it’s a reflection of the land, the people, and the culture behind it.
Do you roast your coffee yourselves?
Do you roast your coffee yourselves?
We don’t roast in-house, but we work closely with Pacific Coffee Research, a women-owned roastery in Hawaiʻi that shares our values. Together, we highlight the full flavor and story of each batch.
Why do the tasting notes vary?
Why do the tasting notes vary?
Flavor depends on the roast level and lot. We process different batches in ways that bring out their unique character. That’s why we include tasting notes on each individual label—so what you’re tasting is specific to that roast.
What’s the difference between your roast types?
What’s the difference between your roast types?
We currently offer different roast levels like Celeste (Medium) and Nochebuena (Dark), each with its own flavor profile. You can find notes like cacao, hibiscus, and toasted almond, depending on the batch.
Do you farm sustainably?
Do you farm sustainably?
We use intentional farming practices that respect the ‘āina (land) and prioritize long-term soil health. We’re not perfect, but we farm with care and are always learning and improving.
Do you pay fair wages?
Do you pay fair wages?
Yes. Everyone involved in our process—from the field to the mill—is paid a living wage under U.S. labor standards. We believe care starts with people.
Are your products certified organic?
Are your products certified organic?
While we’re not certified organic yet, we follow clean farming practices and never use harmful chemicals. Our focus is on transparency and integrity, every step of the way.
Where do you ship from?
Where do you ship from?
We ship directly from Hawaiʻi. Every order is packed by hand, and we do our best to get your coffee to you as fresh as possible.
How long does shipping take?
How long does shipping take?
Shipping times vary depending on your location. Most U.S. orders arrive within 5–10 business days. During busy seasons, there may be slight delays—we appreciate your patience as a small team.
Do you ship internationally?
Do you ship internationally?
Not yet, but we’re working on it. If you're outside the U.S. and want to try Misma Lani, send us a note—we’d love to hear from you.
What’s your return policy?
What’s your return policy?
Because our coffee is a perishable product, we can’t accept returns. But if something isn’t right, reach out. We’ll always do our best to make it right.
More questions?
We believe coffee should connect people—not just wake them up. If you don’t see your question here, reach out. We’re a small team, but we answer every message with care.