Hi to all the coffee lovers try the :Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee, it really one of the best.

You can buy from :http://www.bluemountaincoffee.com/OrderCoffee.cfm

If you like a very strong & crude coffe try the Arab coffee :http://www.freshcoffeeshop.com/en/coffee-products-1/arabic-coffee-3/?zenid=ed302873079fe10648b6b802d055749e.

I use to drink the Arab coffee usually with Cardamom (I know it as Hell) a wonderfull spice,the Blue Montain is rare and costs a lot.

Any way if you are in Israel I'll be more then happy to invite you to a good glass of coffee ( There is a Ceremony while preparing it).

Simcha

The first time I saw Jamaican Blue Mountain was in a little shop in St. Croix.  This was back in 1997 and it was $40 a pound then.  Can't imagine what it might be now!

So is your coffee ceremony anything remotely similar to the Japanese Green Tea Ceremony?  I've been to a few of those while I lived in Tokyo.

I have enjoyed it in the past, great brew. Thanks for reminding me...

I've heard good things about Blue Mountain coffee... Maybe I should go out and try it one of these days.

QuoteAlphairon - 9/3/2010  3:08 PM

The first time I saw Jamaican Blue Mountain was in a little shop in St. Croix.  This was back in 1997 and it was $40 a pound then.  Can't imagine what it might be now!

So is your coffee ceremony anything remotely similar to the Japanese Green Tea Ceremony?  I've been to a few of those while I lived in Tokyo.

5 Lbs. for a $155 or if you prefer a bit less, how about 1 lb. for $39? Hey Ken, maybe it's inflation proof!

I once was acquainted with a guy who was a distributor for Blue Mountain coffees. I tried to weasel a sample out of him, but he was too tight ... oh well. Having a cup of it is still on my "want to do some day" list.

Hi Ken

Sorry not at all, the Japaneese ceremony is much more delicated & complicated.

Here you the coffee boil , at first time you add the sugar & lower the fire, then you let it boil 6 times more (it should be 7 times of boiling) , you must not tuch the foam and then to pour the cofee from above.

It's good

Simcha

Hi guys.

Sorry if you had an impression that I drink the blue mountain on a daily basis, I wish I would.

But I can do this from time to time only it very very expensive.

Simcha

http://www.coffeeam.com/jamblumounbl.html

If this is the same stuff you guys are talking about it is an excellent price.

Yes it is excatly.

Quotewlfwalleye - 9/4/2010  4:04 AM

http://www.coffeeam.com/jamblumounbl.html

If this is the same stuff you guys are talking about it is an excellent price.

Be careful - that is a Jamaican Blue Mountain "Blend", so it is not the same thing as 100% JBM.

And yes, JBM is the best cup I've ever had and runs about $40/lb.

Quotemountedshriner - 9/4/2010  12:14 AM

QuoteAlphairon - 9/3/2010  3:08 PM

The first time I saw Jamaican Blue Mountain was in a little shop in St. Croix.  This was back in 1997 and it was $40 a pound then.  Can't imagine what it might be now!

So is your coffee ceremony anything remotely similar to the Japanese Green Tea Ceremony?  I've been to a few of those while I lived in Tokyo.

5 Lbs. for a $155 or if you prefer a bit less, how about 1 lb. for $39? Hey Ken, maybe it's inflation proof!

WAY too rich for my taste!  I'm perfectly happy with Folger's Gourmet blend on sale down to Wally World.  However, when I was in Japan we could get Lion's Blend from Hawaii in the commissary and that was pretty good.

Quotesimcha - 9/4/2010  3:19 AM

Hi Ken

Sorry not at all, the Japaneese ceremony is much more delicated & complicated.

Here you the coffee boil , at first time you add the sugar & lower the fire, then you let it boil 6 times more (it should be 7 times of boiling) , you must not tuch the foam and then to pour the cofee from above.

It's good

Simcha

OK, Simcha, that sounds faintly similar to Turkish coffee, one of my favorite drinks when I was in Izmir.

Quotekola - 9/4/2010  12:18 AM

I once was acquainted with a guy who was a distributor for Blue Mountain coffees. I tried to weasel a sample out of him, but he was too tight ... oh well. Having a cup of it is still on my "want to do some day" list.

Kola,  I am thinking about roasting some Jamacian Blue Mountain....... if I do, I will do the proper thing and remember you  for a sample

Quotekennyg - 9/20/2010  4:14 PM

Quotekola - 9/4/2010  12:18 AM

I once was acquainted with a guy who was a distributor for Blue Mountain coffees. I tried to weasel a sample out of him, but he was too tight ... oh well. Having a cup of it is still on my "want to do some day" list.

Kola,  I am thinking about roasting some Jamacian Blue Mountain....... if I do, I will do the proper thing and remember you  for a sample

If you don't mind keeping me in mind as well - I'd love to sample some of your stuff.

Quotekennyg - 9/20/2010  4:14 PM

Quotekola - 9/4/2010  12:18 AM

I once was acquainted with a guy who was a distributor for Blue Mountain coffees. I tried to weasel a sample out of him, but he was too tight ... oh well. Having a cup of it is still on my "want to do some day" list.

Kola,  I am thinking about roasting some Jamacian Blue Mountain....... if I do, I will do the proper thing and remember you  for a sample

Wow Ken, that would be awesome! I am already salivating at the thought

Quotewlfwalleye - 9/4/2010 3:04 AM http://www.coffeeam.com/jamblumounbl.html If this is the same stuff you guys are talking about it is an excellent price.

I'd be interested in knowing more about that.  I looked at the site and on page 2, it says it is 100% JBM, doesn't say anything about so much percent JBM and rest is a mix, etc.  Anyone know the real scoop on it?  As they say, Is it is, or is it ain't?