100% Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee Medium Roasted and Ground (16oz)

I was so excited to get this coffee delivered—I first had it in Jamaica and have been craving it ever since. The flavor is incredible: rich, smooth, and not acidic at all. It’s honestly so good that I even enjoy drinking it black, which I rarely do with other coffees. This Blue Mountain coffee absolutely lives up to the experience I remembered. Highly recommend for anyone who loves a truly flavorful, high-quality cup!

Gray quality and roast and acidity. authentic tasting blue mountain

Delivery was on time and the coffee was delicious

I first experienced this coffee when visiting Jamaica some years ago. I fell in love with it. I had not tasted a coffee as delicious as the Jamaican Blue Mountain. However, this one did not taste the same. It did not have the same affect on me. It’s a good coffee, but not as good as what I experienced while in Jamaica.

This coffee is so aromatic and tasty. I had this coffee on a flight to Jamaica and had to ask for a second cup. I asked the flight attendant what brand of coffee it was and she said Blue Mountain coffee is a favorite in Jamaica. I've been having it every since.

**** WARNING**** This is not the stuff of legend. It's just plain gross. It smells burnt when you open the bag, Yuck, it can't be that bad, yes it can and it is. This is truely the worst coffee I've ever had. About 6 of the 8 ounces of beans are going in the garbage because it is undrinkable wretched swill. I wouldn't normally spend $40 on HALF a pound of coffee but Amazon suggested it, and in a moment of weakness I thought why not try it? I have about 7 years of experience pulling shots on a Rocket R58 using a Eureka Specialita as a single dose grinder. The grinder was well cleaned before I pulled the first disappointing shot. It's dialed in now and just as bad. Coffee beans can be graded on a scale of 1(best) to 5 (worst) this could be a 6 or 7 Looks to me like the roast is inconsistant and varies from a medium ~5%?, to dark ~90%?, to burnt black ~5%?. The beans vary in size from the smallest peaberry to XL. The variation in bean size matters. Nearly the entire bag is made up of defective beans, those that are shells, broken, chipped, or burnt. Some of the lighter roasted beans have dents that are burnt which I've always assumed meant the bean had started to rot before it roasted, I've only seen a few of those over the years, until this bag. I have ordered specialty coffees that were roasted on demand and at that price point it's to be expected so when Amazon quoted 12 days for delivery I assumed it was roasted to order. Nope, it was burned, I mean roasted almost 2 months before I got it. So here we are and I can say this with conviction "This is, without a doubt, the worst coffee I have ever had in my life" You have been warned.

I purchased (1) package as a sample to see how it compared to my first experience with 'Blue Mountain' that I purchased in a little bodega in Manhattan by chance over fifty years ago. I'd never heard nor tasted the original before but it changed the way I tasted coffee to this day. This sample was actually very close to that original. I immediately bought a 2nd package and it was undrinkable. Stale, old, disgusting, and dead are a few words that come to mind; hence the (3) stars for my experience. If I was 100% certain that every package was truly fresh I would subscribe. However, at this point it's 50-50 and as many times before, the ads and reviews praise their coffee as 100% 'Blue Mountain' and it's simply a waste of money. I've been attempting to find that original taste on Amazon and 'No One', except the aforementioned 1st package, has comes close. It's worth the risk, but be forewarned!

Wonderful flavor