Blue Mountain Coffee Manor: Conastale Manor (CLYDESDALE)

Located in the middle of the Blue Mountain area, Conastale Manor, known as the heart of the Blue Mountains, is the highest Blue Mountain Coffee Bean Manor, adjacent to the largest national park and forest reserve in Jamaica. Coffee beans have been exported since the 1800s, and the selected fields, sun farms and water wheels of 200 years ago are still preserved today. Aroma,body, excellent balance of acidity, mild taste, leaving a hint of sweet pulp aftertaste. Tiebika species, with more than 96% in 18 orders, is one of the top Jamaican blue mountain coffee beans.

In the three-year recovery period after the typhoon, the production of coffee beans of Blue Mountain No. 1 in Jamaica has increased year by year. As of August 2007, the export volume of Conus del Lanshan No. 1 of Jamaica "Coffee Trading Co., Ltd." is the first in Jamaica. As its agent and partner, Japan ATAKA Trading Company of Jialumeng has also become the company with the largest import volume of raw coffee beans of Blue Mountain No. 1 in Japan in 2007.

Conastair Farm existed from 1801 to 1842.

From 1801 to 1825, the first generation farmer was Colin McClarty, and the second generation owner was his son Alexander McClarty.

From 1825 to 1842, the management right of the farm was handed over to the third generation farmer Alexander Campbell.

After 1842, there was no way to examine the information about the farm, and Conastair Farm disappeared from history.

It was the coffee trading company of Sharp that brought this ancient brand back to life. Father-Florence. Sharp, the eldest son-Richard. Sharp, second son-- Jason. Sharp. They buy fresh coffee fruits from farmers near Conastair Farm and grind and barrel them at the B.M.C.P factory run by Coffee Trading Co., Ltd. Our Japanese head office, ATAKA Trading, has also invested part of the B.M.C.P plant.

In short, Conastale is now not only the name of the farm, but also a famous coffee brand. It is the Blue Mountain No. 1 coffee purchased by Xia Pujia Coffee Trading Co., Ltd., produced and processed by B.M.C.P factory, and exclusively bought out by ATAKA in Japan.

Now, only the abandoned houses of the coffee mill at that time can be seen in the local area.

(responsible Editor: coffee Sound)