Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee - 1 Pound - Medium Roast

I was introduced to Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee over 40 years ago. Over the years I have tasted some that were great and some that were NOT. OH to you all trying to make this coffee in a pot system that used a preheated tank of water for the coffee like a NINJA or a Keurig that has a tank. All you will get is s%#t coffee. You have to start out with cold fresh water than pour it into the machine where it instantly heats it up to make the coffee. Then you will be able to taste the wonderful smooth floral coffee that this coffee is. It tastes just like the first cup I had over 40 years ago. Which is ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!!!!!!

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I've found it! I have been searching for authentic Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee at a reasonable price on Amazon for some time now. Yes, you can find it from other sellers for 3 times the price, and up, and while I do consider myself a connoisseur I can't justify even to myself paying that for my everyday coffees. Landor Craft roasters has fixed that. A smooth, robust and flavorful medium roast. On par with some of the finer roasts available and I highly recommend this along with some of their other country of origin coffees. Do treat yourself and enjoy - use in a standard drip maker and avoid the pods with them, not that you can't of course.

This is the best coffee in the world. You barely, I barely need sugar and milk in it. Husband drinks it black. It is perfectly mild but not weak. Very smooth. This coffee is our Sunday morning regular!

I know I was taking a risk with this, given the relatively high price for a pound of coffee. I read many comments just to get a sense of what this is, not having heard of the brand. I know that of this date (late July 2024) the price of the best known Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee are selling at about TWICE this price. I've been a coffee lover for decades, visited plantations, import and blend from time to time... My usual favorites are Hawaiian (mostly in this price range, expensive but cheaper than Jamaican BM) and I enjoy Columbian/Central American and occasional deep roasts (espresso). So.... Blue Mountain is a rarity for me, tried it only recently and it was indeed superb, "in the zone". But now I've been unable to order it at all, directly, even at the higher prices (for less than a large quantity). So I figured, check Amazon, why not? Just made a pot (drip/beans ground) and here's my reaction. "Solid" is the word. It's not the finest example of what one can find (in Jamaica or from the regulated coffee roasters there) so you may not be blown away (so I understand some comments), but but... it's not bad, there's no off-taste notes, and it reminds me actually of some of the Central American coffees, "earthy" (slightly) without acidity. OTOH it is not "complex", with notes of spicy or fruity flavor. For good or bad (people have preferences). On the plus side, it arrived quickly (took weeks to get directly from Jamaica), and it is fresh enough - Expiration date is a year off, though no roast date is given. Also, it's about 50% cheaper than buying directly from a coffee coop or cafe in Jamaica. It came labelled as authentic (this coffee tightly regulated). To me, it rings true as a "medium roast" in general, medium-brown, slightly earthy - *hinting* at "Full City" - but in my sample, anyway, medium it is. Negative? Well, it's expensive for a middle-of-the-road (but decent and 'different') coffee, true. For a religious "Jamaican Blue Mountain" experience, I'd try one of the big brands - for twice this price. I'd say this is 'close enough' to the coffee's special character to qualify as decent/good, but whether this is worth the price to each individual, is subjective. I'm glad I found it, tried it. "You get what you pay for". For Jamaican BM, this is a great price (esp. with free shipping) but not the 'best of breed', which commands a much higher price. Still, at this price, for genuine JBM, it's less than the price of a fine Hawaiian pound, or the top JBM for that matter. On its own, this is 'solid', medium, mild-notes but for sure 'different' and I'm enjoying it in between my other habitual coffees. Nothing terrible here, and not mind-boggling. Decent.

so this is the 3rd JBM i have purchased off of amazon so far trying to save a buck on the worlds smoothest coffee. so my honest review : yes its real JBM, but ultra stale. smoothness i would say a 7.5/10 vs high quality JBM 10/10 i would say its somewhere around typical REAL KONA smoothness but less flavor notes its slightly over roasted, a seemingly common issue with all of the amazon JBM i have tried not oily yet, but slightly more roasted than the better JBM i have had. Dry with mediocre crema. i would compare it kona/guatemalan beans in low bitterness but less flavor than either i REALLY hope this isnt the best JBM i can find on amazon, but the search continues and sadly this is the best i've had off of amazon so far not worth the money perse, but i have paid more for worse

This coffee is so smooth and flavorful with low acidity. My favorite coffee, and this brand is the best of all of the Blue Mountain coffees I’ve tried.

As someone that's had Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee numerous times, I can say with a fair degree of certainty that this is NOT Blue Mountain coffee. Period. This tastes like dirt and stinky feet. So it's either not Jamaica Blue Mountain, or it's by a country mile the worst blue mountain coffee I've def had. Accordingly, it is absolutely not worth buying or the price charged. I would not buy it again under any circumstances and would rather be drinking instant Folgers than this crap.