Ko Hana Rum Tour and Tasting

Overview

Visit Oahu's first and only rum tasting room with an attached farm and distillery. Located in historic Kunia, the renovated general store of the retired Delmonte Pineapple Plantation welcomes you on this 50-minute, fully guided tour. Enjoy a glass of fresh pressed cane juice, check out the observation deck, walk through a garden of native Hawaiian sugar canes, and finish at the tasting bar, which includes four different rum tastings.

City: Oahu

Sun 23 Feb

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Starting at $25.00

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Sun 23 Feb

Starting at $25.00

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What's Included

Local guide

Rum tasting

Additional Info

Wheelchair accessible
Travelers should have at least a moderate level of physical fitness
Children must be accompanied by an adult
Minimum drinking age is 21 years
A maximum of 25 guests per tour

What To Expect

Ko Hana Distillers

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

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Reviews (86)

chowchonabot

Dec 2022

This is one of the places that is great to bring friends and family who are visiting Hawai'i. It is enjoyable for both people who live here as well as the visitors. The staff are very hospitable, knowledgeable, and fun. They are passionate about agricole rum. It is worth going out of your way to find out more about rum and to taste their excellent varieties. I went on the farm to bottle tour a couple of years ago and also recommend that. Other notes: wear sunscreen (or use the umbrellas they provide for your use), and plan for a designated driver. There is a good Thai restaurant at the nearby municipal golf course (Nui's), but other than that you would need to drive into Wahiawa or Waipahu for food - so plan your eating before you go!

katherinetC6564XY

Nov 2022

Very friendly and knowledgeable. Truly an enjoyable experience. Was recommended by a friend. Rum is amazing.

reedmangreg

Nov 2022

Being a rum/rhum/ron lover I couldn't pass on hitting distilleries while visiting the 4 main islands - and to be perfectly honest where at first I was only aware of Koloa Rum from Kauai because it was sold in the stores of Chicagoland area, as we got closer I learned that each of the the 4 biggies produce their own rum but this place in Oahu was the richest, fullest and best experience one can get from a distillery when it comes to the "sugar cane poison" :) I am speaking here after seeing about 25 to 30 rum/rhum/ron distilleries in my life - this place is the real deal. You start with a freshly squeezed sugar cane juice - delicious! - then comes the sugar can variety garden and info on which ones they use for their rhums (their rotate and switch from one cane to another making the bottle content even further unique), then their aging facility is open to you, and bottling (behind the glass window) where you can also "smell" the work-in-process product being distilled, and lastly the best part - the sampling. You get to enjoy their 4 rhums - Kea, Kokoleka, Koho and Kila - and for $10 extra upgrade you can do on the spot as well, you get to try their Koa rhum. Each rhum we tried was delicious, I love agricole rhum! For those who aren't familiar and come here just for something "different" the agricole rhum is made from sugar cane juice vs. molasses so it takes completely different than the typical "Bacardi" rum you are used to in cocktails, it sips differently and mixes differently - it's a more "noble" product as its made from the actual juice as oppose to a byproduct of sugar, giving it a very specific flavor like no other. You can buy the bottles on the spot and for $25 USD engrave them with a logo of your choice from their catalog + whatever you want to write on them = a lovely sovenir from a special trip, we both loved the place and appreciated big time, despite only 1 of 2 of us being a fan of this "poison" :) TIP: you can buy their bottles on the island/islands but I have only seen Kea and Kokoleka - even Costco in Kauai carried Kokoleka for the same price (didn't track the stores, but many places in general in our experience around 4 big island charged more for their product on the spot versus what you could find them for in say ABC Stores FYI)