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Jablum Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee, Ground | 
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| Manufacturer: JABLUM Jamaica Limited
Category: Grocery
Buy New: $43.00 - $295.00
Rating:  4 reviews
Media: Misc.
ASIN: B0007ZNW12
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| Customer Reviews:
 The Only Thing Better Than . . . March 8, 2008
J. Schwartz (West-Central Ohio)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Jablum Jamaican coffee is Jamaica itself, especially the Sandals Resort at Ocho Rios. If you ever make it to Jamaica, be sure to buy plenty of Jablum in the airport's Duty Free stores . . . it is far less expensive, but not necessarily fresher. Also, make sure that the bean quality is #1 (not a problem with Jarblum products, but a concern with other Jamaican "blends" offered in stores and on the Internet). Thank heaven for the Blue Mountains (the "blum" in Jablum)!
 Nothing special January 8, 2008
P. Cobleigh
I bought this coffee after watching a documentary on Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee, thinking it would taste exceptional compared to regular coffee. This was a gift for my boyfriend for Christmas. We brewed it in the drip coffee maker and also tried it in the French press and neither one of us were impressed. At this point, our preferred coffee is Dunkin' Donuts Original Blend...it's much cheaper and more readily available.
Straight from Jamaica January 26, 2007
B. Valentine (Seattle, WA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I was not expecting this coffee to actually be shipped from Jamaica, so I was pleasantly surprised to find a FedEx International package at my door. One cannot argue that it didn't come from Jamaica! I assumed it would be shipped via a distributor in the US. I guess that just proves what they say about assuming...
The coffee is real smooth and enjoyable. Unlike other "Jamaica grown" products I tried during my youth - this one you can proudly admit you really did inhale the sweet aroma!
It comes packed in a burlap bag with the sealed coffee bag inside, just like the picture. It arrived fresh.
As with any of these boutique coffees, you pay a premium - like the Hawaiian Kona coffees - so it's really a matter of taste and the depth of your pocketbook if you think they are worth the price.
Jamaican all the way! January 3, 2006
Kim S. Pierman (Pekin, Illinois)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Since my first trip to Jamaica, I fell in love with the coffee. The delivery date was right on and we had Blue Mountain coffee on Christmas morning! For a treat, try drinking it with sweetened condensed milk!
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