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Boutique coffee beans recommend pure blue mountain Jamaican coffee

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Why is Blue Mountain coffee so expensive? This has something to do with the fact that the Japanese love the delicate and elegant smell of the Blue Mountains. In addition, the area of Jamaica

Why is Blue Mountain coffee so expensive? This has something to do with the fact that the Japanese love the delicate and elegant smell of the Blue Mountains. In addition, Jamaica has a small area and low production, but natural disasters occur frequently, which is tantamount to making things worse.

From ○○○ to ○○, the output of Jamaican coffee was between 1,260 tons and 0 tons, and the Blue Mountains accounted for about 25% of the total output, that is, the annual production of authentic Blue Mountains was about 300 to 600 tons, 90% of which was purchased by the Japanese, which is neither expensive nor difficult.

The authentic Blue Mountain Coffee area certified by Jamaica refers to the four eastern districts, including St. Andrew, St. Thomas (St,Thomas), St. Mary's (St Mary) and Portland (Portland), which happen to be the foothills of the Blue Mountains. The elevation is 1000-1700m, and the area is only about 6100 ha. Only when planted in this area and in accordance with the altitude of 1000m-1700m, is the authentic Blue Mountain. Even if planted in these four administrative regions, it cannot be called Blue Ⅲ gh Momtain if it is only 500m to 1000m above sea level, but a lower-grade Jamaica Mountain Coffee (Jamaican Alpine Coffee); below 500m, it is the worse Jamaican coffee (Jamaica supreme). The other 1, 210000 hectares of coffee growing areas outside these four major areas cannot be called Blue Mountain Coffee. Jamaican officials have strict regulations on Blue Mountain coffee. Please keep in mind that only 25% of Jamaican coffee qualifies for Blue Mountain at most.

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