Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee

[theperfectcoffeecup]

I have never heard of Jamaica Mountain Blue Coffee but the name has got me hooked already and certainly from these posts and the dollar amounts being discussed I can tell this is some primo bean. Does anyone know where you can find this stuff and order it? I think it's worth trying at least once.

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[richa]

many ways to brew a cup of coffee, but all methods will not produce [B]... the carafe as at home with fine china as it is with the first cup of morning coffee

[aurohyd123]

I haven't taste this flavor but I m thinking this will be very delicious drink

[legacy]

hmmm...gonna try that ...where can I find Blue Mountain here in Jkt...lol

[bcotten]

It's good stuff, but I don't think it's worth the expense to be honest. I find a Yemen or Ethiopia Harrar to be more exciting to my tastes. I suppose the price difference helps my taste buds too!

[PinkRose]

Hello "bcotten"

Welcome to the Coffee Forums website. I'm very glad you found us.

I'm especially glad to read that you enjoy Ethopian Harrar coffee. I've found it to be a very enjoyable coffee. Unfortunately, I have to go out of my way to get it,(or buy it on-line) because my local roaster prefers to offer Ethiopian Yirgacheffe. He thinks it's a better coffee (more popular), but I have a feeling it's because the Harrar beans are a little tricky to roast.

I also enjoy Papua New Guinea, which is somewhat similar to Jamacian Blue Mountain, but it's much less expensive.


Rose

[VeraKeisey]

daily grind posted an add for 5 lbs of coffee for $64.

[eldub]

Vera: Thanks. I've been waiting to find out whose coffee you were going to try and promote.

[eldub]

Rose: Is the local guy's yergacheffe a natural or washed? The reason I ask is that there is little comparison between a natural harrar and washed yerg, imo. The naturals are much more fruity/winey, the washed yerg more bright and floral. There are different enough that a roaster should be able to justify carrying both. The naturals don't roast up very evenly, but I don't view that as a problem. My guess is that characteristic is partly responsible for their unique and wonderful flavor profile in the cup.

lw

[PinkRose]

Hi "eldub"

I don't know if it's natural or washed. I'll try to remember to ask him the next time I go there.

Rose