Jamaica

SEASONS GREETINGS

Thank you for your custom this year. It has been truly gratifying to have so many loyal customers during such a difficult financial time for many.

Our last dispatch for 2024 will be Thursday 19th December - which is the "by Christmas" courier cut off date for parcels within the North Island. The cut off date for the South Island is Tuesday 17th December.

We will start up again on Monday 6th January 2025.

We wish you a happy and relaxed holiday period.

Browse and purchase green (unroasted) coffee beans, roasters, and other related items online.

Items you add to your Shopping Basket will accrue in a list, from which you can also alter quantity, select freight (weights are calculated automatically), and check out your order.

All prices are GST inclusive. We accept Visa & Mastercard, PayPal and Bank Deposit.

Around 1730, Nicholas Lawes, a former governor of Jamaica brought the first coffee plants to Kingston – descended from the single sapling carried to Martinique from France
They flourished especially in the cool misty climate of the Blue Mountains behind Kingston
“Blue Mountain” is considered by many to be the best coffee in the world, but, while it is one of the most expensive, it does not rank against some of today’s top specialty and cup of excellence coffees
Coffees tend to be sweet, aromatic, slightly acidic and full bodied

The Blue Mountain area is on the Eastern part of Jamaica - where coffee is grown up to 1700 metres in rich soil with excellent drainage. High Mountain refers to coffee grown outside the region.

Jamaican Coffee from the Blue Mountain district should be clean and mild flavour with no bitterness whatsoever.

However, it can be very difficult and expensive to find this coffee. You will often find Blue Mountain style, type, blend - which may in fact have none of the premium coffee therein.

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