About us
Made by family, straight from the farm
Three Hawaiian words that tell who we are: the work of the cane, done as a family.
Every bottle is a chain of hands
One bottle. Four pairs of hands. One family.
Kōhana was born 5 years ago with a simple idea: take sugarcane juice, the drink of Colombia's cane mills and street corners, and put it in a bottle anyone could share, anywhere.
It starts in the field
Every bottle begins in a Colombian cane field, in the hands of farming families who are survivors of the armed conflict. We buy directly from them, with no middlemen, so the value of every bottle reaches the people who grow it.
It comes alive in our team
From the field it reaches the people who turn it into the drink you know. Our team looks after every bottle as if it carried their own family name, because in this house the family name belongs to everyone.
It's shared at the bar and the table
Bars, restaurants and shops put it in the hand of whoever asks for it. Every partner who believes in Kōhana opens one more door for the work of the field to travel far.
It ends with you
With every sip you back a harvest, a family, a trade.
That is what ohana means: everyone who holds up the same thing. From your first sip, you are part of it.
- 5years on the market
- +100farming families behind every bottle
- +200,000bottles sold
Every bottle adds up
Growing is only worth it if the people who make it possible grow with us. This is our commitment, and every bottle you buy brings us closer.
- 01
Direct cane
A direct relationship, with no middlemen, so the land means a future again.
- 02
Responsible bottle
We work so every bottle goes back into the recycling chain: a recyclable bottle and a collection program we are building together with our points of sale.
- 03
Kōhana Foundation
We're building the Kōhana Foundation to sponsor children from vulnerable communities. Every bottle helps us get there.
100children sponsored
Our goal
Every time someone chooses Kōhana, that dream gets one step closer.