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Baronhall Estate's Arabica typica coffee is classified as "Jamaican High Mountain Supreme", is located near the Cave Valley in St Ann parish and is owned by the Minott...
Regular price £15.00 per 125g
Nestled in a ravine of tropical splendor and perched on an incline between 2,000 and 3,000 feet above sea level, Blue Baron Estate has produced the highest quality Jam...
Regular price £25.00 per 125g
Cinchona Estate is on a hill which forms a spur projecting southward from the Blue Mountain range. Founded in 1868, when the British government embarked on experimenta...
Regular price £25.00 per 125g Sold out
Clifton Mount is the oldest continually functioning coffee estate in Jamaica and is recognized for producing the very finest quality Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee. The ...
Something very new -- a classic Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee which has been "naturally" processed yielding a particularly delicious JBM with intensified body, chocolat...
A classic Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee grown in the Parish of St. Andrew at an average altitude of 1000 metres. The Clydesdale coffee region is nestled in the Grand Ri...
Regular price £20.00 per 125g
The world’s leading exotic coffee specialist producer, Coffea Diversa, has established its own farm in the Jamaica Blue Mountains to produce several rare varietals in ...
Regular price £30.00 per 125g
Regular price £32.50 per 125g
Flamstead Estate was founded by Ambassador Carlyle Dunkley in 1982 although this venerable estate has been growing coffee since 1764. Located at 1171 meters above sea ...
100% Jamaica Blue Mountain, Grade 1, Screen 17/18, certified export quality by The Coffee Industry Board of Jamaica. Jamaica Blue Mountain is one of the world's most h...
Regular price £17.50 per 125g
Farmed by the 2nd generation of the Shirley family, St. Clouds is located in St. Andrew Parish. It lies approximately two miles from the Stoneleigh Coffee Factory and ...
Over 30 years ago St Clair Shirley decided to follow his dream and farm the fabled Jamaica Blue Mountains. Today the Shirley family continue St Clair’s work to produce...
The Wallenford story begins with Matthew Wallen, a Captain in the British Navy who sailed to Jamaica in 1746 and, shortly thereafter, began pursuing his craft as a bot...
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