A trip to the top coffee producing areas in the world Blue Mountain Coffee Jamaica

It's not easy to come to Jamaica when the car comes to the hills. My friend pointed to the lush tea tree-like flora on both sides and said, this is Blue Mountain Coffee. Looking at the dark green, half-tall coffee trees, I am very excited. In the hometown of the world's top coffee, Blue Mountain Coffee, I come into contact with it at zero distance, as if in a dream under the afterglow. My good friend specially put down the car window of the passenger car for me, and a cool and moist smell of plants went straight into my heart and spleen. My friend told me that the Blue Mountain Coffee Plantation in Jamaica has basically been bought by the Japanese, and about 90% of the "Blue Mountain" is supplied to Japan every year, so the "Blue Mountain", which is already low in production, is even more precious in the world.

It can be said that it is the unique geographical conditions that have made the "Blue Mountain". I remembered a detail: when the car came out of Kingston International Airport and the car drove down the road to the city, the road almost rubbed against the seaside, and from time to time the sea would gently fill the edge of the road, so I squinted my eyes. Experience the feeling of "sailing". At that time, I thought, the sea level is the land level, 0 meters above sea level, which is also very interesting. Perhaps, the comprehensive effect of a variety of unique natural environment gives birth to a unique and unique Blue Mountain Coffee Bar.

To my surprise, my friend told me that even in Jamaica, Blue Mountain coffee is very difficult to buy. The Jamaican quota for the Chinese embassy is 10 small bags per person per month at a flat price, each weighing half a pound (227g). My friend knew that I wanted to bring some "Blue Mountains" for my relatives and friends, and he promised to help me as much as he could.

The day before I returned home, my friend gave me 10 small bags of Blue Mountain coffee. I remember the price was less than US $10 a bag. At the same time, he gave me two bags: "if you can send one more person, send one more person," he says. And he firmly doesn't want my money in these two bags. I was very touched. Later, I saw such a "Blue Mountain" at the duty-free shop at Kingston Airport, and the price was seven or eight times higher. Then, one day after returning home, a friend surnamed Zhang who got me a bag of "Blue Mountain" told me in surprise: "I checked the five-star hotels in Beijing and Shanghai. A cup of Blue Mountain coffee costs 1,000 yuan!"